Elena Micic vs Belle Thompson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining recent second serve performance, Thompson has secured 38.62% of points, while Micic boasts a slightly higher percentage at 41.85%. This data correlates strongly to predicting match outcomes. Micic's advantage in this area is worth noting as it could influence the match's direction.

In return game statistics for recent matches, Thompson outshines Micic, winning 49.7% of opponents' second service returns compared to Micic's 49.33%. Analyzing first serve returns, Thompson again excels with 37.56% over Micic's 31.76%. This disparity suggests Thompson might have an edge in breaking serves during their clash.

Breaking down the past year's performances, Thompson has emerged victorious in 46.67% of encounters (W/L 14/16), contrasting with Micic's higher success rate of 62.07% (W/L 36/22). Micic's superior record indicates a possible advantage in this matchup. Moreover, Micic's ability to save 49.3% of breakpoints exceeds Thompson's 46.85%, adding further weight to Micic’s favor under pressure situations.

Surface preferences reveal Thompson’s best career wins on indoor hard courts at 67%, whereas Micic shines on grass surfaces with a 57% win rate. Both players struggle on clay, marking it as their least favorable surface, with Thompson at 25% and Micic at 18%. This historical data is crucial for gauging potential performance in specific conditions.

When considering tournament levels, Thompson participates mostly in Challengers/ITF events with a win rate of 38.89%, while Micic shows a stronger performance at the same level, winning 62% of matches. The variance in their past opponents' average rankings, with Thompson encountering higher-ranked competitors (286.7) versus Micic's (384.19), potentially skews these figures.

Head-to-head confrontations unveil that Micic leads with one victory out of their one meeting. This previous encounter concluded in favor of Micic, underscoring her potential dominance in their forthcoming match. Additionally, Micic's superior performance in deciding sets, triumphing 77% of the time compared to Thompson's 30%, could be decisive if the match extends to the final set.

Regarding break point conversion in recent times, Thompson has a higher success of 43% against Micic's 33.59%, which could provide an advantage in critical moments during the game. Given these combined statistics and historical performances, Micic appears to have a favorable chance of winning the upcoming match.