Ons Jabeur vs Moyuka Uchijima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent match play, Uchijima has won 44.15% of points on her second serve over the last six months, while her opponent Jabeur has managed a slightly higher 44.42%. Second serve performance is known to correlate strongly with match prediction accuracy. Additionally, when returning, Uchijima has been able to claim 51.54% of her opponent's second serve points, whereas Jabeur has secured 52.31%. For first-serve returns, the win rates are 32.15% for Uchijima and 29.76% for Jabeur, figures which also correlate strongly with match predictions.

Analyzing their play under pressure, Uchijima has successfully saved 52.8% of breakpoints faced, compared to Jabeur's 48.88%. In terms of performance over the past year, Uchijima has a win ratio of 58.9% (W/L 43/30), while Jabeur slightly edges ahead with a win ratio of 61.54% (W/L 24/15). This gives an overview of their potential in head-to-head predictions. Both players' preferred surface performance also impacts predictions: Uchijima has enjoyed her best career surface win percentage on clay, winning 70% (W/L 74/32), whereas Jabeur has excelled on grass with a win percentage of 76% (W/L 73/23).

Considering match experience over the last year, Uchijima, primarily playing on the Main Tour, has won 27.27% of matches (W/L 6/16). In contrast, Jabeur has claimed a more significant 66.67% (W/L 10/5). Additionally, they have faced each other once before; in that match, Jabeur emerged victorious, winning both sets, the match lasting an average of 55 minutes. Both players have yet to face a tiebreak when matched against each other or a deciding set in such encounters.

Opponent ranking offers further insight: Uchijima has competed against players with an average rank of 143.47, whereas Jabeur has faced opponents averagely ranked at 72.21. This difference may be indicative of Jabeur's ability to handle higher-ranked players with greater regularity. Moreover, Uchijima has been relatively successful in deciding sets, winning 62% over the past year compared to Jabeur's 40%.

Another telling stat for potential match predictions is break point conversion. Uchijima has recently converted 35.22% of her breakpoint opportunities, whereas Jabeur has improved on this slightly, with a conversion rate of 39.37%. This stat can be crucial in live betting scenarios, particularly when a player has a breakpoint opportunity. Considering all statistical analyses and past performances, Jabeur appears to hold a slight edge over Uchijima and is predicted to win the upcoming match.