Alice Tubello vs Eva Bennemann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve success rates favor Bennemann, with a higher percentage of 42.42% compared to Tubello's 34.78%.
• Tubello excels in returning second serves, winning 54.31% of these points against opponents, compared to Bennemann's 50.57%.
• For first serve returns, Bennemann has the upper hand, securing 38.64% of points, whereas Tubello captures 34.95%.
• How do both players handle pressure? Bennemann saves breakpoints at a significantly higher rate (48.51%) than Tubello (32.81%).
• Both players have similar match-winning records over the past year, with Tubello at 63.64% and Bennemann slightly ahead at 64.71%.
• Tubello's strongest surface is Hard, with a career win rate of 70%, in contrast to Bennemann's best being Clay, at 65%.
• Regarding quality of opponents, Tubello has faced slightly higher-ranked players, holding an average rank of 409.73 versus Bennemann's 427.12.
• Is performance stable during decisive moments? Bennemann has a significant advantage, winning 60% of deciding sets in the last year, compared to Tubello's 20%.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Bennemann again leads, converting 46.75% of opportunities into breaks, while Tubello converts 32.43%.

Editorial Prediction (August 15, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match between Tubello and Bennemann, several key statistics and performance factors will play pivotal roles in determining the likely winner.

An analysis of recent second serve performances suggests Bennemann holds a clear advantage, winning a larger proportion of points. This trend extends to breakpoint conversion, where Bennemann's rate is notably superior.

When under pressure, Bennemann also displays strong defensive skills, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints compared to Tubello. Furthermore, Bennemann's ability to win deciding sets significantly outshines that of Tubello.

Though both players have similar historical win-loss records, the composite of second serve effectiveness, breakpoint management, and performance in high-pressure situations culminates in an edge for Bennemann.

Based on these factors, Bennemann is poised to emerge as the likely winner of the upcoming match.