Anca Alexia Todoni vs Iryna Shymanovich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to second serve performance in the past six months, Todoni slightly edges out Shymanovich, winning 38.86% compared to 36.88%. Could this small margin be crucial in determining the match outcome?
• Looking at return game statistics, Shymanovich outperforms Todoni by winning 50.41% of their opponent's second serve points, a stronger showing than Todoni's 45.73%.
• In first serve return points, Shymanovich is again slightly better with 34.03%, surpassing Todoni's 32.22%. This suggests an edge in breaking serves early.
• Under pressure, Todoni has a marginal advantage in saving breakpoints, excelling with 49.07% compared to Shymanovich's 48.25%.
• Analyzing performance over the last year, Todoni claims a slightly higher match win rate of 65.45% compared to Shymanovich's 63.51%.
• Both players excel on clay; however, Todoni leads with a 74% win rate, whereas Shymanovich has a 70% success rate.
• Shymanovich and Todoni have mostly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K. Todoni boasts a strong 82.14% win rate in these events, compared to Shymanovich's 65.15%.
• Shymanovich has faced lower-ranked opponents on average, with an average rank of 296.88, while Todoni has competed against players averaging a rank of 162.76.
• In deciding sets, Todoni has a slight advantage, having won 55% of these matches versus Shymanovich's 53% in the past year.
• Shymanovich exhibits impressive breakpoint conversion skills, capitalizing on 44.58% of opportunities compared to Todoni's 31.85%, highlighting potential key moments in the match.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit strengths and weaknesses that could influence the match outcome. Todoni's edge in second serve performance and ability to face formidable opponents suggests a competitive nature under challenging circumstances.

However, Shymanovich's strong return game and breakpoint conversion rate could give him the upper hand in critical moments, potentially disrupting Todoni's serve.

Considering Todoni's recent success at similar tournament levels and his slightly higher winning percentage in deciding sets, he may have a subtle advantage in high-pressure situations.

Combining these factors, Todoni appears to have a slight edge, primarily due to his consistency against higher-ranked players and superior performance at this tournament level, making him the likely winner of this upcoming tennis match.