Anna Bondar vs Jodie Anna Burrage Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the recent battle of the second serves, Bondar is ever so slightly nudging ahead with 42.36% of the points won, while Burrage is chasing her tail with 41.89%. But let’s face it, these stats could be as telling as trying to predict the weather with an indoor thermometer. However, when it comes to return game prowess, Bondar manages to grab 47.98% of her opponents' second serve points, but Burrage, the return queen, scoops up a whopping 49.89%. On first serve returns, Bondar again looks sharp at 34.42%, leaving Burrage lagging slightly behind at 27.39%. Let's say, if predicting the winner was based on these numbers alone, you'd need a dartboard.

Under pressure, Bondar has been saving breakpoints like a squirrel saves nuts for winter with a 47.37% success rate, whereas Burrage is showing off a 56.4% save rate. This statistic is useful if you’re the betting kind and want to place a wager in the heat of the moment. Looking at the whole year's performance, Bondar's win rate sits at 54.79%, winning 40 out of 73 matches, while Burrage boogies ahead with a 58.7% win rate, triumphing in 27 out of 46 bouts. So, if we’re speaking in terms of stats, Burrage might have a slight edge here, though neither player should get too comfortable.

Dusting off the playing surfaces, Bondar is a clay aficionado, winning 69% of her matches there, but good luck finding her on grass, where she’s as comfortable as a cat in a dog park with a 0% win rate. Burrage, on the other hand, feels at home on indoor hard courts, savoring victory in 62% of her matches, but clay seems to be her kryptonite, with just a 37% win rate. When evaluating their level of play, both have been dusting opponents equally on the Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, Bondar with a splendid 74.19% and Burrage not too far behind at 70%.

In the epic head-to-head saga, Bondar has tasted victory once against Burrage, leaving their one and only match like a thrilling trilogy, where Bondar claimed the lead with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 triumph in Canberra. Averaging match times around two hours and six minutes, it seems like they both like keeping each other on their toes. When push comes to shove, Bondar snatches deciding sets 52% of the time compared to Burrage’s 45%, making her the favored decision-maker in tight situations. This could be your go-to stat if you’re looking to make a cheeky prediction.

Despite lacking any tiebreak battles against each other, Bondar and Burrage have been mixing it up against opponents of different calibers—Bondar’s foes ranked on average at 179.63 compared to Burrage’s opponents at 242.76. And when it’s crunch time to convert breakpoints, Bondar sits slightly prettier with a 35.71% conversion rate, leaving Burrage at 30.61%. So, who wins based on these ludicrously mixed stats? It seems Bondar might just carry the day, though if Burrage gets a whiff of confidence, we might need some popcorn for the drama.