Zizou Bergs vs Chun Hsin Tseng Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do recent second serve performances compare? Over the past six months, Bergs has a slight edge, winning 46.9% of second serve points compared to Tseng’s 46.06%.
• When it comes to returning games, Bergs captures 43.76% of points on the opponent's second serve. Tseng does marginally better with 43.87%.
• First serve return statistics offer favor towards Bergs, who wins 25.37% of points, while Tseng lags slightly at 24.69%.
• Under pressure, Tseng has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, handling 60.68% compared to Bergs' 58.45%.
• In terms of overall performance over the past year, Bergs has been more successful, winning 55.38% of his matches, as opposed to Tseng's 48.53%.
• Bergs excels on grass courts with a career win rate of 64%, while Tseng has had the least success on grass, winning just 14% of his matches there.
• The level of competition differs significantly: Bergs primarily competes on the Main tour, with a 63.16% win rate, whereas Tseng plays more often in Challengers/ITF tournaments, achieving a 65.52% win rate.
• In terms of opponents’ quality, Bergs faces tougher competition, with an average opponent ranking of 116.75, compared to Tseng’s 219.87.
• Should the match reach a deciding set, Bergs has historically performed better, securing victory in 57% of such sets, compared to Tseng’s 46%.
• Both players display comparable efficiency in converting breakpoints with Bergs at 28.15% and Tseng at 28.39%.

Editorial Prediction (August 22, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance trends, Bergs demonstrates a slight edge in second serve success and the ability to reclaim points when returning serves. This could potentially translate into more opportunities during the match.

While Tseng shows greater aptitude in saving breakpoints, Bergs surpasses with a higher percentage of victories in deciding sets, an important consideration for outcomes in closely contested matches.

Considering the players' experiences in different competitive levels and their performance against higher-ranking opponents, Bergs shows the capacity to perform well under pressure and against tougher competition. This makes him the probable winner in their upcoming face-off.