Alisa Vasileva vs Ana Grubor Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in their recent second serve performance? Ana Grubor and Alisa Vasileva have similar percentages, with Grubor winning 33.42% and Vasileva 34.33% of points on their second serve.
• In return games, Grubor has a notable edge by winning 55.59% of opponents' second serves, compared to Vasileva's 50.84%. On first serve returns, Vasileva leads 37.09% to Grubor's 31.95%.
• Analyzing pressure situations, Vasileva saves 44.94% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Grubor's 42.40%.
• Performance over the last year shows Vasileva winning 55.56% of her matches, while Grubor has won 48.94%, indicating a better overall form for Vasileva.
• Grubor performs best on hard surfaces with a 47% win rate, whereas Vasileva excels on clay with a 47% win rate but struggles on hard with only a 38% win rate.
• At different competition levels, Vasileva has a stronger win percentage at 55.56% in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments compared to Grubor's 38.46% in Challengers/ITF tournaments.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Grubor leads with one win, having decisively won their previous hard court match 6-3, 6-1.
• When up against top-tier opponents, Vasileva has faced tougher competition with foes averaging an overall rank of 97.67, whereas Grubor's opponents have averaged a rank of 322.64.
• In matters of deciding set performances, Vasileva has a significant advantage, winning 75% compared to Grubor's 13%.
• Considering the surface and past matchups, Grubor defeated Vasileva in their prior match on a hard court, which may give her a confidence boost.

Editorial Prediction (October 3, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performances, Alisa Vasileva shows consistency in her second serve effectiveness and has demonstrated a robust ability to win deciding sets. Her better win percentage over the last year underscores her solid form.

Yet, Ana Grubor's ability to return second serves successfully gives her a competitive edge. Additionally, although her overall win rate is lower, her record against Vasileva is perfect, having won decisively in their past encounter on hard court.

The contrasts in surface preferences might impact the outcome. While Vasileva struggles more on hard courts, Grubor finds her best success on them. Given the current tournament setting, this could play a crucial role.

Based on the combination of head-to-head dominance, hard court proficiency, and recent match conditions, Ana Grubor is the likely favorite to win the upcoming match.