Robin Anderson vs Eva Vedder Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve prowess, who holds the upper hand? Vedder, over the past six months, has clinched 44.19% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Anderson is not too far behind, securing 42.92% of his second serve points. Such statistics often play a pivotal role in determining match outcomes. So, who might have the edge based on these figures?

Diving deeper into return game statistics, Vedder again seems to outshine Anderson. In recent form, Vedder has reclaimed an impressive 47.41% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Anderson has managed 43.78%. First serve returns also paint a competitive picture, with Vedder at 31.29% and Anderson slightly ahead at 31.62%. These figures provide insight into who might be the favorite in this head-to-head clash.

Let's examine performance under pressure. Vedder has shown resilience by saving 46.95% of breakpoints, while Anderson has thwarted 45.58% of them. This is a crucial statistic for those eyeing in-game betting opportunities. In a broader performance context, Vedder has triumphed in 59.46% of matches over the past year, while Anderson has won 52.38%. Can this statistic reveal who stands as the dominant force?

Surface preference is not to be overlooked. Vedder’s best surface is Hard, boasting a 59% win rate, though Grass is less favorable with just 50%. Anderson, on the other hand, shines brightest on Indoor Hard with a 62% win percentage, struggling more on Clay with a 47% success rate. Such insights can heavily sway predictions depending on the match's surface.

Focusing on the level of competition, Vedder and Anderson have mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over the past year. Vedder comes out on top in these events, winning 60.32% of his matches, whereas Anderson has won 53.66%. When comparing players, the event level they participate in provides vital context.

Opponent ranks also add an interesting dimension. Vedder's opponents have had an average ranking of 355.57 over the last year. Anderson, meanwhile, has battled against players with an average ranking of 349.21. How might these numbers impact our expectations for the match?

In matches reaching a deciding set, Anderson holds a slight advantage, winning 50% over the last 12 months compared to Vedder's 48%. This is particularly noteworthy for live betting if the match extends to its final set. Break point opportunities are another critical stat, with Anderson converting 39.51% while Vedder has converted 37.93% of such chances. These could turn the tide in crucial game moments.

Considering all these stats, Vedder slightly edges out Anderson on several fronts, notably in second serve points and overall match-winning percentage in the past year. Thus, as the stats suggest, Vedder might just have the upper hand heading into this match.