Amarni Banks vs Urszula Radwanska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining the performance of players over the past six months, Banks has emerged stronger in several key areas. In terms of second serve effectiveness, Banks has secured 49.91% of points, while Radwanska follows closely with 46.42%. This stat is crucial as there is a high correlation between second serve performance and match outcomes. The ability to perform under pressure is another forte for Banks, who has saved 57.58% of breakpoints compared to Radwanska's 50.69%. Such statistics are often valuable for those interested in in-game betting predictions.

In return game analysis, Banks has demonstrated dominance by winning 56.09% of their opponent's second serve points, edging out Radwanska’s 54.89%. First serve returns present a slightly different picture, with Radwanska surpassing Banks by winning 40.61% compared to Banks' 36.42%. Overall, Banks has a superior winning percentage over the last 12 months, having won 58.33% of their matches, while Radwanska managed 53.85%. Banks also shows an impressive surface win rate on indoor hard courts at 63%, while Radwanska holds a 60% win rate on the same surface.

Analyzing their head-to-head encounters, Banks leads with 2 wins to Radwanska's 1 in their three past matchups. Additionally, Banks has won four out of the six sets played between them. Notably, in their last meeting at the W 50 Selva Gardena on indoor hard, Banks convincingly claimed victory with straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. The average duration of their matches is approximately 1 hour and 51 minutes, indicating competitive play.

When considering the quality of opponents faced, Banks has encountered players with a higher average rank of 322.96, compared to Radwanska’s 446.21. This suggests a tougher competitive environment for Banks, which could be a favorable factor in this upcoming match. Furthermore, Banks has shown a higher breakpoint conversion rate of 48.72% over Radwanska's 44.62%, highlighting a potential edge when opportunities arise.

While both players have not played a deciding set against each other in the past, Banks has a lower success rate in deciding sets over the past 12 months, winning 38% compared to Radwanska’s 50%. However, their solitary tiebreak encounter went in Banks' favor. Taking into account the comprehensive analysis of recent form, surface preference, head-to-head record, and opponent quality, it is plausible to predict Banks as the likely winner of this matchup.