Julie Belgraver vs Jenny Lim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How do Lim and Belgraver stack up in terms of their second serve performance in recent months? Lim has clinched 40.24% of points on their second serve, closely trailing Belgraver's 41.56%. With a strong link between second serve stats and match predictions, can Belgraver's slight edge here make them the favorite?

Diving into their return game prowess, Lim has emerged victorious in 48.54% of their opponent's second serve points, while Belgraver surpasses this with 51.97%. Interestingly, when it comes to first serve returns, the tables turn slightly with Lim leading at 34.84% over Belgraver’s 33.11%. This cat-and-mouse game of returns could very well tip the scales in favor of either player.

Let's turn our attention to dealing with pressure. Lim has been able to fend off 46.97% of breakpoints against them recently, compared to Belgraver's 42.64%. Such stats are crucial during clutch moments of a match. Meanwhile, in matches played over the past year, Lim has a win rate of 55.36%, whereas Belgraver boasts 60.32%, hinting at a slight advantage for the latter when considering consistency in performance.

Looking at the surfaces, Lim shines on hard courts with a career win percentage of 73%, though they struggle on indoor hard courts with only 42%. For Belgraver, hard courts remain their stronghold with a 63% win ratio, but they stumble slightly on clay with 49%. Since hard courts favor both players, it’s anyone's guess who might capitalize better on this surface.

The level of competition they face also paints a compelling picture. Lim often competes at the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K level, achieving a win rate of 52.38%. Belgraver competes at a similar level, edging Lim with a 59.26% success rate. Furthermore, despite Lim playing opponents with an average rank of 335.18 as opposed to Belgraver’s 386.65, both players hold their own ground firmly.

If the match progresses to a deciding set, expect an intense showdown; Lim has taken 77% of such scenarios, closely matched by Belgraver’s 78%. For those looking to bet in-game, Lim has converted 34.35% of breakpoints, with Belgraver at an intriguing 39.24%, indicating a sharper killer instinct.

Considering these intriguing stats, it seems Belgraver holds a slight edge over Lim in this head-to-head prediction. With a higher overall win percentage, a better second serve return game, and a slightly better breakpoint conversion rate, Belgraver might just be the one to watch in this matchup.