Anastasiia Sobolieva vs Denislava Glushkova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How does a tennis player's second serve determine their likelihood of winning a match? For Sobolieva, over the past six months, capitalizing on 36.94% of second serve points has become a strong asset, slightly edging out Glushkova, who has scored 34.48%. This subtle advantage often serves as a predictive indicator of match outcomes and can be a deciding factor during crucial moments.

What happens when it’s time to turn the tables and return the serve? In recent form, Sobolieva has managed to claim 51.04% of her opponent's second serve points, while Glushkova lingers just shy at 50.3%. As for their return of first serves, Sobolieva trails behind with 32.53%, compared to Glushkova's more formidable 40.78%. These figures often highlight who might be the more dominant player in their upcoming face-off, suggesting Glushkova could have the edge in commanding the play.

And when the pressure mounts? Sobolieva's ability to evade breakpoints stands at 45%, narrowly surpassing Glushkova's 44.97%. Such statistics provide insights into how they might handle high-pressure scenarios, offering bettors a glimpse into potential in-game momentum swings. In terms of overall match prowess over the past year, Glushkova boasts a superior match win rate at 65.75% (W/L 48/25) versus Sobolieva's 58.33% (W/L 42/30), making her a strong contender in head-to-head predictions.

Have court conditions laid different paths for these athletes? On clay, both players excel, with Sobolieva winning 68% (W/L 152/73) and Glushkova at 62% (W/L 98/60). However, the grass does not favor Sobolieva, with a win rate of 0% (W/L 0/1), whereas Glushkova struggles comparatively on hard surfaces with a win rate of 62% (W/L 23/14).

Considering the quality of opponents, in the last year, Sobolieva has faced players with an average ranking of 292.81, compared to the lower-ranked average of Glushkova’s opponents at 419.59. This provides context when evaluating their recent performances, with Sobolieva frequently challenged by higher-caliber foes. In terms of handling tight matches, Sobolieva claims success in 58% of deciding sets, slightly ahead of Glushkova’s 56% efficiency over the past year.

When opportunities arise, both players have shown their mettle. Sobolieva converts break points 43.11% of the time, while Glushkova edges slightly ahead at 43.75%. The stats suggest a closely matched contest, but when taking into account Glushkova's superior return game stats and overall match win rate, she seems poised to seize victory in their impending clash.