Zongyu Li vs Su Jeong Jang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to acing those second serves, Jang and Li have been serving up some fun! In the past six months, Jang and Li have been neck and neck, with our jolly server, Jang, winning 42.15% of points on their second serve, just a smidge above the persistent Li, who sits at 40.78%. This statistic is not just good for a chuckle but also high on importance for predicting match outcomes!

Return games bring their own spice to this matchup. Jang has shown a fab flair for winning 47.88% of their opponents' second serve points, slightly outplaying Li, who returns at 47.16%. The first serve returns tell a different tale, though, with Li slightly edging ahead at 32.5% compared to Jang's 31.49%. In this head-to-head comedy of returns, every point counts towards picking the favorite.

The stars of the show don’t disappoint under pressure either. Although Jang has saved 42.86% of breakpoints recently, Li comes in with a slightly stronger shield, saving 47.03%. Such quirky statistics bring a unique twist to betting predictions during the game, because who doesn’t love a cliffhanger!

Past performances add another layer to this stats circus. Over the last year, Li's been a tad more victorious, winning 59.09% of their matches compared to Jang’s 56.6%. Let's not forget surfaces – Jang's a clay connoisseur with a career win rate of 68%, while Li rules the hard courts with a 67% win rate. The fun twist is Jang’s trouble navigating the grass (56%) and Li’s even bigger challenge on indoor hard courts (33%).

A trip down memory lane shows the tangled tale of their head-to-head history. In their one-time tangle, Li was the triumphant player with a seamless performance at the W 50 Shenzhen, making short work of Jang with a 6-3, 6-2 win in a match lasting 1:28:0. Let's hope their next spar adds some fresh flavors!

Showcasing the deciding sets, Jang has managed more laughs with 53% wins in deciding sets over the past year, while Li has a slightly higher success rate at 65%. But they've yet to take a set to a deciding showdown against each other. It’s a stat worth clutching when this matchup inches towards the wire!

Statistically speaking, Jang converts 39.24% of breakpoint opportunities, whereas Li stands close by at 37.23%. Watching which side tilts at that lucky breakpoint can be the golden nugget for those hot on in-game betting. In terms of facing opponents, Jang has taken on players with an average rank of 253.19, while Li's foes average a rank of 425.58.

Now, predicting the grand finale awaits. Li, with a history of squeaky clean performances and pressure handling, appears to have the slight upper hand and might just squeak through this stat-backed spectacle — but be prepared, because with stats like these, surprises lurk at every corner! 🎾