Boyoung Jeong vs Evgeniya Burdina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over recent months reveals that Burdina holds a slight edge, winning 35.75% of points compared to Jeong's 33.89%. This aspect is crucial for predicting match outcomes, illustrating Burdina's marginal advantage in this area. Additionally, examining return game statistics reinforces this notion. Jeong has captured 55.15% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Burdina has succeeded in winning 49.9% of those points. This differential is further corroborated by first serve return percentages, where Jeong displays a winning ratio of 36.1% over 33.89% for Burdina.

In terms of match experience over the past year, Jeong has secured victory in 52% of matches played, achieving 26 wins and facing 24 defeats. Comparatively, Burdina boasts a 53.85% victory rate, with 28 wins against 24 losses. Within the same time frame, each player has primarily participated in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level, with Jeong holding a slightly higher win percentage at 54.29% (19-16) compared to Burdina's 54.05% (20-17). The opponents’ average ranking also provides insight, where Jeong has faced more challenging competition with an average rank of 390.74 versus Burdina's 404.63.

Considering surface preference, Burdina exhibits a greater career win percentage on Hard courts at 62% (101-62), while Jeong's strongest surface is also Hard with a 52% win rate (81-74). The head-to-head history between Jeong and Burdina further tips the scale in Jeong's favor. Jeong has triumphed in both their previous encounters, winning all four sets played. The average match duration in these contests was 1:33:0, demonstrating Jeong's efficiency.

Evaluating their performance under pressure, Jeong has saved 38.5% of breakpoints, while Burdina has been more effective, saving 49.81%. This suggests that Burdina has a slight psychological edge in critical moments. However, Jeong has shown superior breakpoint conversion success at 44% compared to Burdina's 45.14%, indicating that Jeong can capitalize on scoring opportunities. Additionally, Burdina excels in deciding set scenarios, with a 62% win rate, as opposed to Jeong's 36% over the last 12 months.

In summary, the stats indicate a tightly contested matchup. Although Burdina shows strength in certain metrics such as second serve performance and pressure management, Jeong's impeccable head-to-head record and return dominance are persuasive factors. Based on these statistics, Jeong is the likely candidate to claim victory in this upcoming encounter.