Elsa Jacquemot vs Veronika Erjavec Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, the second serve performance of Jacquemot shows a point win rate of 40.75%, slightly behind Erjavec, who stands at 41.54%. This metric is highly indicative of predicting match outcomes. Their return game stats also reveal that Jacquemot has been more proficient in winning 52.26% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Erjavec's 46.88%. For first serve returns, Erjavec leads slightly with 30.78% over Jacquemot's 28.83%. These return statistics are crucial when evaluating who might be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

When subjected to pressure, Jacquemot has managed to save 46.37% of breakpoints, while Erjavec has a slight edge in saving 49.06%. Performance analysis over the past year shows Jacquemot with a winning percentage of 53.85% (42 wins and 36 losses), whereas Erjavec presents a more imposing record, winning 61.64% (45 wins and 28 losses). Such performance indicators shape the general head-to-head prediction view.

Assessing surface preferences, Jacquemot has her most successful career outcomes on indoor hard courts, with a win rate of 58%, whereas her performance on grass lags behind at 46%. Conversely, Erjavec thrives on clay surfaces with an impressive 66% win rate, though she is yet to secure a victory on grass. Furthermore, Jacquemot, throughout the past year, has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, boasting a 60% win rate, while Erjavec has achieved a superior 66.1% win rate at the same competitive level.

In their direct encounters, Jacquemot has won their sole meeting, claiming both sets. This previous match, which took place at the W 75 Leszno semifinals on indoor hard, concluded with Jacquemot's win of 6-4, 7-5. Notably, their head-to-head contests average a duration of 1 hour, 48 minutes, and 18 seconds, showing a competitiveness that may influence match predictions.

Both Jacquemot and Erjavec have yet to face a deciding set against each other, and neither has experienced tiebreaks. However, across all opponents, Jacquemot has shown to be stronger in clutch moments, winning 46% of her deciding sets over the past year compared to Erjavec's 31%. Furthermore, Jacquemot has historically faced tougher competitors with an average rank of 196.01, whereas Erjavec's opponents have averaged a rank of 249.58.

Lastly, when it comes to breakpoints, Jacquemot can convert 34.56% of her opportunities, marginally outperforming Erjavec's 33.77% conversion rate. Given this comprehensive analysis, Jacquemot appears to hold a slight advantage, suggesting that she may emerge victorious in their upcoming encounter.