Ana Konjuh vs Darja Semenistaja Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance of Ana Konjuh and Darja Semenistaja, their second serve statistics reveal a slight edge for Konjuh, who won 42.31% of points, compared to Semenistaja’s 38.96%. This data point is crucial in accurately predicting match outcomes. In terms of return game statistics, Semenistaja has a slight advantage, winning 49.47% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Konjuh’s 47.4%. However, when evaluating first serve returns, Semenistaja leads again with 36.93%, as opposed to Konjuh’s 27.74%. Such return stats are significant indicators in determining the favorite for the head-to-head matchup.

When analyzing the pressure game, Konjuh has demonstrated superior breakpoint saving ability with 52.63%, while Semenistaja has saved 47.97% of breakpoints. This aspect is particularly useful for in-game betting predictions. Looking at match performance over the past year, Konjuh has achieved a win rate of 51.28% based on a 20/19 win-loss record, whereas Semenistaja slightly surpasses this with 53.66% on a 44/38 record. These percentages provide an overarching perspective when predicting the outcome of the head-to-head encounter.

Regarding surface preference, Konjuh's best win rate is on grass at 63% (27/16), while her performance on hard courts drops to 55% (95/77). In contrast, Semenistaja excels on clay with a 65% win rate (113/62), and her weakest performance appears on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 25% (3/9). Exploring the level of competition faced, both players primarily engaged in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K, with Konjuh winning 60% (18/12) and Semenistaja 58.82% (40/28).

The caliber of opponents has also played a critical role in their performance; over the past year, Konjuh has faced adversaries with an average rank of 271.9. In contrast, Semenistaja's opponents had a stronger average rank of 209.94. Examining deciding set performance, Semenistaja holds the upper hand, winning 60% of deciding sets compared to Konjuh’s 44%. This highlights a key factor to consider for live predictions and betting.

When considering past trends and event-specific performances, break-point conversion is another pivotal stat. Recently, Konjuh has converted 33.33% of her break-point opportunities, whereas Semenistaja has been more effective, converting 45.49% of such chances. This data can provide insights for live betting when either player faces a breakpoint situation.

After reviewing all pertinent statistics, Semenistaja seems to possess a slight edge over Konjuh, given her superior performance in crucial areas such as first serve returns, opponent rank, and deciding set victories. Therefore, the prediction leans towards Semenistaja as the likely winner of this matchup.