Elsa Jacquemot vs Jesika Maleckova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Get ready for the battle of the second serves, where Jacquemot is slightly edging out her opponent by winning 40.41% of points in recent months, while Maleckova is hot on her heels at 40%. It seems like they’re both playing the game of "anything you can do, I can do slightly worse," which makes predicting the winner a task fit for fortune tellers!

When it comes to returning their opponent's second serve, Maleckova takes the cake by a smidge with 52.59% compared to Jacquemot’s 52.34%. It's practically neck and neck, and if we were in the Wild West, we’d say Maleckova’s bullet seems to have hit the bullseye just a tad bit more. As for first serve returns, Maleckova is also doing a jig slightly ahead at 28.38%, while Jacquemot trails at 28.13%. So, she’s practically playing catch-up in a first-serve race disguised as a tennis match.

Imagine Jacquemot, who has kept her cool by saving 46.18% of breakpoints recently, possibly rehearsing her victory dance in her head. Meanwhile, Maleckova’s calm demeanor under pressure has her saving 51.48% of those pesky breakpoints. It's practically a game of “who sweats less” on the pressure cooker court!

Taking a broader look at the past year, Maleckova impresses with a stellar win rate of 61.36%, turning the court into her personal stage (W/L 27/17), trumping Jacquemot’s 52.56% (W/L 41/37). They say numbers don’t lie, but surely, Maleckova is having a chat with her score sheet like it’s her best buddy.

Jacquemot feels at home on indoor hard surfaces, having twirled to a win percentage of 58% (W/L 71/52), while grass is her krypton, sitting at 46% (W/L 6/7). Maleckova, on the other hand, waltzes across hard courts with a 63% win rate and treats grass courts like a pesky mosquito with a big fat zero (W/L 0/3). While Jacquemot might as well wear slippers on grass, Maleckova has decided that zero really is a number she’d like to keep sacred.

Both players find their playground mainly on Challenger/ITF tours where they seem to be building their empire of wins in tournaments over $10K. Jacquemot claims a 58.33% success rate (W/L 35/25), whereas Maleckova struts around with a cheeky 63.41% (W/L 26/15). Clearly, dollars and victories align harmoniously in Maleckova’s universe.

In their two head-to-head matches, both players have snatched one win each, with Maleckova sneaking an extra set won like a magician’s rabbit from a hat. Although, if you’re looking for predictions in ties, neither seems to fancy tiebreaks, sitting all square at zero apiece. Yet, deciding sets give Jacquemot a slight favorite status, having won 41% versus Maleckova’s 40% in the past year.

For what stats offer, peak into breakpoints for an insight, as Maleckova is converting them at 36.05% compared to Jacquemot’s 32.89%. Despite past ties, predicting a winner feels as easy as training a cat to fetch. But, with a nudge of stats whispering, I'd bet on Maleckova to inch ahead just like she would tiptoe past a tennis ball tied to a bell.