Alice Rame vs Kathinka Von Deichmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Assessing recent performance on second serve reveals that Deichmann has demonstrated stronger results, securing 38.94% of points compared to Rame's 34.75%. Historical data suggests a significant link between this statistic and predicting match outcomes.

Evaluating the players' ability to handle pressure situations proves insightful. Deichmann has displayed superior resilience, successfully saving 54.6% of break opportunities, surpassing Rame's 45.53% save rate, a statistic often leveraged for in-game betting strategies.

In terms of head-to-head encounters, they have faced each other twice, each clinching a victory. The total sets split evenly at two apiece offers an intriguing balance of competitiveness. Notably, their last confrontation at the W 75 Bellinzona on clay saw Rame triumph with a decisive 6-2, 6-2 win.

When comparing return statistics, Deichmann shines by claiming 53.18% of points on opponents' second serves against Rame's 47.08%. However, in first serve returns, Rame slightly edges out, winning 35.56% compared to Deichmann's 34.06%. These measures offer insights into player dominance in return games.

When eyeing matches that extend to a deciding set, Rame holds a solid advantage, boasting a 76% win rate over the past year, compared to Deichmann's 36%. This could be pivotal should this upcoming match stretch to its limits.

From a broader performance perspective, Rame has achieved a higher match success rate over the past year, winning 63.95% compared to Deichmann's 56.25%. Both players have spent most of their time in Challengers/ITF events, boasting similar success rates of over 63% in this category.

Surface preferences show Rame excels on clay with a 61% career win percentage, whereas Deichmann performs best on hard courts with a 65% career win statistic. Nonetheless, Deichmann struggles most on grass courts (36%), while Rame finds indoor hard surfaces least favorable (50%).

Rame's ability to convert breakpoints effectively with a rate of 46.1% versus Deichmann’s 39.81% underscores her potential to create and capitalize on opportunities during the match.

Considering their overall recent play, second serve effectiveness, and breakpoint conversion, while Rame and Deichmann exhibit different strengths and weaknesses, the edge seems to tip slightly in favor of Rame given the analytical data.