Anna Bondar vs Caroline Garcia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performances, in the last six months, Bondar and Garcia have shown closely matched second-serve performance. Bondar has secured 41.2% of points on her second serve, while Garcia has managed 42.04%. When examining return game statistics, Bondar appears to have the upper hand in her recent matches. She has won 48.14% of her opponent's second-serve points, whereas Garcia has won 43.5%. Additionally, for first-serve returns, Bondar leads with 32.92% compared to Garcia's 26.22%.

When under pressure, Bondar shows resilience by saving 50% of breakpoints, compared to Garcia's 37.25%. This statistic is crucial for predicting performance during critical points. The overall performance overview indicates that Bondar has won 58.44% of her matches over the past year, with a win-loss record of 45 wins to 32 losses. Garcia, however, has a win percentage of 46.43% in the same period, with a 13-win and 15-loss record.

Considering their preferred surfaces, Bondar excels on clay with a 69% career win rate, contrasting with Garcia's proficiency on grass, with a 64% win rate. Bondar has a less favorable record on grass, failing to secure wins in six attempts, and Garcia is comparatively weaker on hard surfaces with a 54% win rate. In terms of playing levels, Bondar has participated in mostly Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 76.32%, while Garcia has competed primarily in Masters series, securing a 53.85% win rate.

Their head-to-head history reveals that they have faced each other once, where Bondar claimed the victory at the Miami Open in 2022. The match was cut short with a result of 7-5 in favor of Bondar. Despite this, both players have yet to compete in any tiebreaks or deciding sets against each other. Notably, Bondar has frequently played against lower-ranked opponents compared to Garcia, with average opponent rankings of 211.75 and 62.04, respectively.

Deciding set performance indicates Bondar has won 50% of deciding sets over the last 12 months, while Garcia has secured 43% of such sets. This speaks to Bondar's potential advantage in tightly-contested matches. Additionally, Bondar has been more efficient in converting breakpoint opportunities, with a 33.49% conversion rate, slightly trailing Garcia's 34.38% efficiency.

Based on these statistics, Bondar has a favorable prediction of winning the upcoming match due to her superior recent form, resilience under pressure, and past head-to-head performance against Garcia.