Amelie Van Impe vs Oana Georgeta Simion Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How do Impe and Simion stack up against each other? When diving into the specifics of their second serve performance over the past six months, Impe emerges slightly ahead, winning 37.57% of his points. In contrast, Simion has managed to secure 33.82%. Given the high correlation between this statistic and match prediction accuracy, would Impe perhaps carry a slight edge as we look ahead?

It isn’t just about serving, though. Impe also shines in recent return game stats, having won 53.45% of points on his opponents' second serves. Meanwhile, Simion has been close behind, securing 51.52% of such points. Conversely, when it comes to first serve returns, Simion leads with 35.11% contrasted with Impe’s 33.2%. Such percentages are crucial in determining which player might dominate this head-to-head matchup.

But what about those critical moments under pressure? Both players show similar resilience in saving breakpoints, with Impe at 41.24% and Simion at a marginally better 41.99%. It's an essential measure for anyone interested in in-game betting. Speaking of overall performance, over the last year, Impe has won 64.71% of his matches, as Simion has an edge with 66.67%. Does this suggest Simion has a slight upper hand?

Simion and Impe both show a penchant for playing on clay, with Simion winning 63% and Impe leading with 67% on this surface. While Impe’s least effective surface is indoor hard courts with a 59% win rate, Simion struggles more on hard courts, securing only 48%. This surface analysis could be pivotal in determining who the favorite might be.

Analyzing their player levels reveals that both players have frequently competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at the $10K level. Impe won 72.73% of these contests, which is slightly overshadowed by Simion's 75.68% success. Naturally, the event level they participate in plays into predicting a match outcome.

Opponent quality could affect performance, and in this realm, Impe has faced players with an average rank of 385.94, slightly higher than those Simion has played, whose opponents averaged a rank of 404.65. If our focus shifts to deciding set performances over the past year, Simion again comes out on top, winning 63% of such sets, ahead of Impe’s 56%.

For those curious about live predictions during a match, Impe has convincingly converted 44.78% of his breakpoint opportunities, while Simion has only succeeded with 37.58%. This figure could prove decisive when both players are on the verge of breaking their opponent's serve. In summary, while both players demonstrate strengths in various areas, the scales tip slightly in Simion's favor, suggesting he might just edge out a win in this tightly contested matchup.