Harmony Tan vs Ruien Zhang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent form over the last six months, Tan's performance on second serves shows a winning percentage of 41.65%, slightly surpassing Zhang's 41.32%. This metric is crucial in predicting match outcomes. Further, Tan's return game statistics reveal that they have managed to win 47.86% of points on their opponent's second serve, while Zhang exceeds this with a winning percentage of 52.88%. The first serve return statistics are even more telling, with Tan winning 27.94% of these points and Zhang 31.76%. These figures provide critical insights into who might be favored in a head-to-head matchup.

Delving into pressure point situations, Tan has demonstrated resilience by saving 45.16% of breakpoints, compared to Zhang, who has saved 44.44%. Such statistics are pivotal for making informed in-game betting predictions. Over the past year, an overall performance overview shows Tan winning 58.06% of all matches (W/L 36/26), while Zhang's win rate stands higher at 61.11% (W/L 22/14), offering a broader context for head-to-head predictions.

Surface performance analysis further differentiates the players; Tan excels on grass with a career win percentage of 68% (W/L 17/8), whereas their performance drops on clay with a 51% win rate (W/L 130/126). Conversely, Zhang's strongest surface is clay, boasting a 67% win rate (W/L 26/13), though they find hard surfaces more challenging, with a 56% win rate (W/L 25/20).

Player level statistics reveal Tan has contested mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a prize pool over $10K, achieving a win rate of 59.65% (W/L 34/23). Meanwhile, Zhang has competed at the same level, boasting a mildly superior win rate of 62.86% (W/L 22/13). The event level and opponents' quality Tang face against averaged an opponent rank of 368.16, while Zhang faced a slightly higher caliber with an average rank of 320.97, lending further clarity into their comparative strengths.

In deciding set performance across all competitions, Tan demonstrates a clear edge by winning 65% of such sets over the past year, as compared to Zhang's 50%. This statistic provides significant leverage for in-play predictions where the match extends to a deciding set. Concerning breakpoint conversion in recent form, Tan converts 32.54% of opportunities, while Zhang converts at a higher rate of 38.3%, crucial for live betting considerations.

Considering the collective analysis of these detailed statistics, Zhang appears to be favored to win based on the data. Their stronger recent performance, superior opponent caliber, and higher breakpoint conversion rate give Zhang a slight advantage in this upcoming match.