Anna Bondar vs Alina Korneeva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Bondar shows stronger recent form on second serve performance, securing 44.61% of points, compared to Korneeva's 40.6%. Could this serve advantage tilt the scales in Bondar's favor?
• In return games, Korneeva has the edge, winning 53.35% of her opponents' second serve points, outpacing Bondar, who wins 48.28%.
• Examining first serve returns, Korneeva exceeds Bondar yet again, with a 33.8% success rate compared to Bondar’s 31.8% success rate.
• Under pressure, Bondar excels slightly more by saving 49.61% of breakpoints, whereas Korneeva saves 46.03%.
• Over the last year, Korneeva wins a higher percentage of her matches (62.86%) compared to Bondar (60.26%). Does this suggest a potential upper hand for Korneeva?
• Bondar's strongest surface is Clay with a 69% win rate, while Korneeva shines on Hard courts, boasting an 80% win rate.
• Both players frequently participate in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K. Bondar has a winning percentage of 81.25%, higher than Korneeva's 66.67%.
• In direct confrontations, Korneeva leads, having won their only previous encounter convincingly in straight sets.
• Korneeva competes against opponents with a lower average rank (213.83) than Bondar’s opponents (165.67), possibly indicating a challenge for Bondar.
• For converting break points, Korneeva demonstrates high efficiency with a 46.15% conversion rate compared to Bondar's 35.47%.

Editorial Prediction (July 30, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the current statistics, Bondar shows superior second serve performance, potentially offering an advantage on serve. However, Korneeva is slightly more effective in return games, especially on the first serve, which is a critical aspect of her gameplay.

Korneeva's ability to convert breakpoints at a higher percentage than Bondar could play a crucial role in tight situations. Though Bondar has a slight edge in saving breakpoints, Korneeva's prior win in their head-to-head meeting on a hard surface speaks volumes about her prowess on that terrain.

A deciding factor is Korneeva's demonstrated success on hard courts and her impressive ability to play under pressure. Coupled with her superior head-to-head performance against Bondar, Korneeva stands as the likely winner of this upcoming match.