Andreja Petrovic vs Lukas Andersson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance impact match predictions? Petrovic outperforms Andersson with 41.82% points won compared to Andersson's 33.33%, suggesting an edge in this crucial area.
• When it comes to taking advantage of the opponent's second serve, Petrovic wins 51.7% compared to Andersson's 48.48%, providing a slight advantage.
• For first serve returns, Andersson surpasses Petrovic, winning 30.61% of points against 25%, indicating a stronger return game on first serves.
• Under pressure, Andersson exhibits superior resilience, saving 71.43% of breakpoints while Petrovic manages 45.45%.
• Petrovic has a higher match win ratio over the past year, securing 61.9% of matches, compared to Andersson's 50%.
• Which surface might favor each player? Petrovic’s best performance comes on Hard courts with a 56% win rate, while Andersson excels on Clay with a 50% win rate on this surface.
• Both players have mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments; however, Petrovic has achieved a 61.9% win rate versus Andersson's 50%.
• How does opponent quality differ for each player? Petrovic has encountered tougher competition, facing opponents with an average ranking of 163.9, compared to Andersson’s non-ranked opponents.
• Deciding set situations favor Petrovic, who has won 50% of deciding sets, whereas Andersson has yet to win in a similar scenario.
• Recent breakpoint conversion rates show Andersson slightly ahead, converting 36.36% of opportunities versus Petrovic's 32.43%.

Editorial Prediction (August 19, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match, the performance statistics heavily favor Petrovic, who demonstrates noteworthy abilities in second serve points and returning opponents' second serves. Petrovic's match win percentage over the last year further underscores their consistent form.

Andersson's strengths are evident in breakpoint saves and first serve return points, showcasing resilience under pressure. However, the lack of experience against higher-ranked opponents and the absence of wins in deciding sets may pose challenges.

Given the current conditions and performance trends, Petrovic emerges as the likely victor in this clash.