Alicia Herrero Linana vs Katarina Jokic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the last year, Linana has demonstrated consistent performance with a win-loss record of 32-21, translating to a win percentage of 60.38%. Jokic, on the other hand, has secured victories in 58.33% of matches, holding a record of 7-5. These figures indicate a closely matched contest, offering insights into the potential outcome of the head-to-head encounter.

Examining each player's performance on different surfaces, Linana has excelled on clay with a career win percentage of 55% (108-88), while their performance on indoor hard courts has been less productive, at 33% (1-2). Comparatively, Jokic shows a stronger inclination towards clay, with an impressive win rate of 66% (74-38), yet displays a moderate 46% (11-13) on indoor hard surfaces.

Their second serve performance in recent months reveals Linana securing 37.69% of points, while Jokic slightly edges ahead with 37.78%. This factor holds significant predictive power for match outcomes. When under pressure, Linana has a higher breakpoint exchange success rate, saving 46.48% in high-stakes situations, compared to Jokic's 42.25% defense success.

On the return game front, Linana excels, having won 51.04% of points on opponents' second serves, while Jokic trails slightly at 50.81%. In first serve returns, Linana maintains the lead with 38.03%, compared to Jokic's 37.13%. Such return statistics are essential in evaluating the potential frontrunner in this match.

In tournaments where prize money exceeds $10K, both have showcased decent capabilities. Linana has attended predominantly Challenger and ITF events, achieving a win rate of 60.38% (32-21), whereas Jokic secured a 62.5% win rate (5-3), suggesting their aptitude in relevant competitions is fairly matched.

Analyzing the rank of opponents they have faced, Linana has competed against players averaging a world rank of 354.09. Jokic, contrastingly, has come up against players with a higher average rank of 283.17, hinting at more challenging opposition.

In scenarios extending to deciding sets, Jokic holds a marginal advantage, winning 50% across all matches, whereas Linana won 46% of such encounters. This stat is crucial for anticipating outcomes in tightly contested matches.

Converting breakpoints presents Linana with a 40.1% success rate, while Jokic stands at 38.78%. This conversion rate is vital for in-game decisions, as capturing those crucial points often dictates match momentum.

Considering all these statistics, particularly Linana's superior return game and breakpoint conversions, they are slightly favored to triumph, despite Jokic's strengths on clay and against tougher adversaries.