Shuai Zhang Odds to Win WTA Guangzhou, China Women Singles 2024, Betting Preview and Stats

Shuai Zhang, coming off a loss in the round of 32 (Hana Bank Korea Open) to Veronika Kudermetova in her most recent tournament, will open competition in the WTA Guangzhou, China Women Singles 2024 in Guangzhou, China against Kamilla Rakhimova in the round of 32. Zhang’s odds to win it all at Guangzhou Nansha International Tennis Center are +2500.

WTA Guangzhou, China Women Singles 2024 Info

• Tournament: The WTA Guangzhou, China Women Singles 2024
• Next Round: Round of 32
• Tournament Dates: October 20-27
• Venue: Guangzhou Nansha International Tennis Center
• Location: Guangzhou, China
• Court Surface: Hard

Shuai Zhang: Next Match Preview

In her opening match at the WTA Guangzhou, China Women Singles 2024, Zhang will face Rakhimova on Tuesday, October 22 at 6:30 AM ET in the round of 32.

Zhang Stats and Trends

• In her eight matches over the past year across all court surfaces, Zhang has played an average of 21.0 games.
• In her six matches on hard courts over the past 12 months, Zhang has played an average of 22.7 games.
• Zhang has won 50.0% of her service games over the past year, and 25.0% of her return games.
• On hard courts over the past year, Zhang has won 50.7% of her service games and 29.9% of her return games.
• Zhang has converted 21 of 59 break points overall (35.6%) over the past 12 months and is 273rd in break points won.
• Zhang has converted 35.7% of her break-point chances on hard courts (20 of 56) over the past year.
• Zhang is 248th in total aces over the past 12 months, with 13 (1.6 per match), and she has committed 18 double faults (2.3 per match).
• Zhang has 11 aces on hard courts (1.8 per match) and 17 double faults (2.8 per match) over the past year.
• Zhang’s first-serve percentage is 67.6% over the past 12 months, and her second-serve percentage is 85.0%.
• Zhang has converted 68.7% of her first serves and 81.6% of her second serves on hard courts over the past 12 months.

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