Ana Konjuh vs Mariia Masiianskaia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance shows Ana Konjuh slightly ahead, winning 37.98% of points compared to Mariia Masiianskaia's 36.47% in the last six months.
• Both players have nearly similar return game stats, with Konjuh winning 48.99% of points on opponents' second serves and Masiianskaia at 47.67%.
• Mariia Masiianskaia has a slight edge in returning first serves, with 35.31% success against Konjuh's 32.84%.
• Under pressure, Masiianskaia excels in saving breakpoints at 46.76%, versus Konjuh’s 43.97%.
• Overall performance: While Masiianskaia has won 44.00% of matches in the past year, Konjuh has a higher win rate at 52.27%.
• On surfaces: Masiianskaia does best on Clay (44%) but struggles on I.hard (0%). Konjuh’s best surface is I.hard (44%), weakest being Hard (55%).
• In terms of level of competition, Masiianskaia has mostly competed in lower-tier events, whereas Konjuh has played more at the Challengers/ITF level, winning 54.84% of matches.
• Opponent rank shows Masiianskaia generally faced tougher competition, with average opponent rank being 226.48, compared to Konjuh’s 287.91.
• In deciding sets, Masiianskaia shows better resilience, winning 54% of these scenarios versus Konjuh's 45% in the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing various aspects of their recent performances, Ana Konjuh has a slightly stronger second serve, suggesting a minor advantage in service games.

Mariia Masiianskaia demonstrates more capability in returning first serves and saving breakpoints, which could be crucial in high-pressure situations.

In their last year's match outcomes, Konjuh's success rate is higher, indicating better overall match play despite Masiianskaia facing tougher opposition on average.

Considering surface preferences, neither player has a significant advantage, though their chosen surfaces showcase different strengths and weaknesses.

Combining these factors, the prediction favors Ana Konjuh to win the upcoming match, due to her slightly better overall performance metrics and higher win percentage on a similar competition level to her current form.