Alina Granwehr vs Ranah Akua Stoiber Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Ranah Akua Stoiber excels in second serve points, winning 43.76% compared to Alina Granwehr's 34.80%.
• However, Granwehr outshines Stoiber in returning second serves, winning 50.25% of points, whereas Stoiber wins 45.92%.
• Analyzing first serve returns, Stoiber holds a slight advantage with 31.09% compared to Granwehr's 28.96%.
• Under pressure, Stoiber has saved a greater percentage of breakpoints at 53.66%, compared to Granwehr's 49.72%.
• Granwehr has a superior match win rate over the past year at 69.12%, while Stoiber's stands at 59.38%.
• Both players are strongest on hard courts, each winning 63% of their matches on this surface.
• Granwehr has been more successful in lower-level tournaments, securing 78.95% match wins on the Futures/ITF $10K circuit.
• In contrast, Stoiber competes at a higher level in Challenger/ITF events, with a 54.90% win rate.
• Granwehr has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents on average, with her opponents ranked at 399.34, while Stoiber's are at 411.27.
• In deciding sets, Granwehr has a slight edge, winning 62% compared to Stoiber's 60% win rate.
• In recent breakpoint conversion, Granwehr leads with 40.36%, surpassing Stoiber's 36.96%.

Editorial Prediction (December 2, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Alina Granwehr and Ranah Akua Stoiber promises to be a tightly contested battle given their strengths and recent performances.

Granwehr's dominance in returning her opponent's second serves and converting breakpoints provides her with a tactical advantage. Furthermore, her experience in winning matches at a high percentage, particularly in deciding sets, enhances her favorability in crucial moments.

Stoiber, however, counters with a strong second serve performance and a tendency to save more breakpoints under pressure, providing resilience when it matters.

Considering these aspects, Alina Granwehr appears more likely to win, leveraging her superior win rate, better breakpoint conversion, and efficient returns of the opponent's second serve.