Aleksandra Krunic vs Lucrezia Stefanini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of return game statistics, recent performances exhibit Krunic winning 51.98% of their opponent's second serve points, while Stefanini achieves a close 51.19%. For first serve returns, Krunic secures 33.8% and Stefanini edges ahead with 39.44%, which holds substantial predictive validity in this head-to-head matchup.

Examining second serve performances over the past six months, Krunic clinches 38.37% of points, marginally surpassing Stefanini who records 38.09%. This metric is notably correlated with match prediction accuracy.

When under pressure, Krunic exhibits resilience by saving 53.63% of breakpoints, compared to Stefanini's 46.75%, a critical factor for in-game betting strategies. Analyzing break point conversion rates, Krunic converts 43.01% of opportunities, whereas Stefanini excels slightly with a 47.44% conversion rate.

Regarding match performance overview, Krunic has won 56.1% of matches in the past year (23/18 win/loss), compared to Stefanini's 60% win rate (39/26). In terms of player level, Krunic primarily competes on the Main tour with a 60% success rate in the last year (12/8), while Stefanini dominates Challenger/ITF tournaments > $10K, achieving a 64.1% win rate (25/14).

Assessing their best surface performances, Krunic excels on Clay with a 63% career win rate (189/113), but only secures 52% on Hard courts (130/121). In contrast, Stefanini performs best on Hard courts with a 63% success rate (108/63), and less so on Grass, winning 53% (10/9).

Considering the calibre of opponents faced, Krunic encounters players with an average rank of 249.12, while Stefanini contends with opponents ranked 234.75 on average over the past 12 months. In deciding set scenarios, Krunic wins 60% of these confrontations within the past year, slightly outperforming Stefanini's 57% success rate in all tour matches.

When combining these statistics to predict the outcome, Stefanini seems favored slightly due to a stronger first serve return game and higher break point conversion rate. However, Krunic's advantage in deciding sets and match experience at a higher professional tier might balance the scales, suggesting an evenly matched contest with a marginal tilt towards Stefanini for claiming victory.