Leolia Jeanjean vs Robin Anderson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining the recent performance data, Jeanjean has secured 42.21% of points on their second serve over the last six months, while Anderson has achieved a slightly higher percentage of 43.49%. This statistic is often highly correlated with accurate match predictions. When analyzing return game statistics, Jeanjean has outperformed Anderson by winning 48.57% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Anderson's 45.35%. For first serve returns, Jeanjean leads with 32.83% against Anderson's 31.28%, reinforcing who might be favored in their direct encounters.

Under pressure, Jeanjean has demonstrated better breakpoint-saving capabilities, rescuing 48.74% of them, whereas Anderson has saved 46.94%. Such data is significant for in-game betting forecasts. Over the past year, Jeanjean has won 65.79% of her matches, resulting in a 50-26 win-loss record, while Anderson has a win rate of 53.49%, with a 23-20 win-loss tally. This overall head-to-head outlook provides a clearer prediction.

Considering surface performance, Jeanjean excels on Hard courts with a career win percentage of 68% (73-35). In contrast, Anderson’s best results come on Indoor Hard surfaces, boasting a 62% win ratio (68-41). Jeanjean’s least favorable surface is Grass, where her win percentage stands at 50% (4-4), while Anderson underperforms on Clay with a win rate of 48% (48-53).

In terms of player levels, Jeanjean has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments valued above $10K, winning 67.21% of these matches (41-20) in the past year. Anderson has largely participated at a similar level, securing 54.76% of his matches (23-19). The relative level of their competitions plays a crucial role in determining the match favorite. Opponent quality over the last year further differentiates them; Jeanjean's average opponent rank has been 259.86, while Anderson has faced players with an average rank of 347.53.

For those interested in live predictions, Jeanjean has a track record of winning 60% of deciding sets over the last year, compared to Anderson's 50% success rate in similar scenarios. Classification of past player performance provides guidance for future predictions, but the current form during the event and how players perform at certain tournaments should also be considered. Finally, breakpoint conversion rates in recent play show Jeanjean converting 39.43% of opportunities, marginally surpassing Anderson's conversion rate of 37.93%.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, Jeanjean appears to have a slight edge over Anderson in the upcoming match. Her superior win rates, performance under pressure, and ability to convert key points suggest she is better positioned to claim victory.