Amelia Rajecki vs Yara Bartashevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Performance predictions can be drawn from the statistics of both players. In the past six months, Rajecki has achieved a 42.18% success rate on second serve points, whereas Bartashevich edges slightly ahead with a 43.18% success rate. When analyzing return games, Bartashevich's performance is noteworthy; she has claimed 50.33% of points on her opponent's second serves, while Rajecki's return points stand at 47.98%. Notably, Bartashevich also excels on the first serve returns with a 33.92% success rate compared to Rajecki's 24.81%.

When examining breakpoint performance under pressure, Rajecki shows a higher resilience with a 52.24% save rate compared to Bartashevich's 46.7%. Rajecki's formidable performance is also reflected in their overall past year matches, having won 59.18% of them (W/L 29/20). Conversely, Bartashevich closes in with a 58.73% result from her matches (W/L 37/26). Furthermore, on comparing surfaces, Rajecki favors Hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Bartashevich prefers Clay with a 57% win record.

Analyzing levels of competition, Rajecki, competing mostly on Challengers/ITF tournaments greater than $10K, secures a 58.82% win percentage. Bartashevich shows a slightly lower performance, attaining a 53.33% success rate in the same competitive environment. Head-to-head encounters offer additional insights, having met once before where Rajecki emerged victorious. Their past match saw Rajecki win 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 at the W 35 Sunderland event with an average match duration of 1:51:26. This edge in direct encounters, alongside Rajecki winning their sole deciding set, suggests a strong head-to-head advantage.

In terms of opponent caliber, Bartashevich has faced higher-ranked players with an average opponent rank of 184.3, compared to Rajecki's 331.88. This caliber difference highlights Bartashevich's preparation against tougher opponents, which could influence the match outcome. If the match extends into a deciding set, Bartashevich boasts a superior recent record, winning 67% of deciding sets, significantly above Rajecki’s 41%. Finally, Bartashevich demonstrates higher efficiency in breaking serve, converting 46.96% of breakpoints compared to Rajecki's 34.11%.

Given these statistical comparisons and factoring Bartashevich's higher efficiency in key areas, it’s likely that Bartashevich stands a better chance of clinching victory in the upcoming match. Rajecki may hold a previous head-to-head win, yet Bartashevich's strengths in break point conversion and returning the opponent's serve, alongside her ability to perform in high-pressure deciding sets, make her a strong contender. Based on the statistics, Bartashevich appears better positioned to win this competitive encounter.