Anna Bondar vs Mona Barthel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance from recent months, Bondar has secured 40.94% of points on their second serve. In contrast, Barthel's performance on her second serve points stands at 37.67%. There is a strong connection between these statistics and the prediction accuracy of tennis matches.

In their ability to win second-serve return points, Barthel excels with 51.59%, while Bondar trails with 48.97%. These numbers signify their prowess in return games. The recent statistics for first serve returns place Bondar at 33.01% compared to Barthel's 30.75%. Such figures are significant when determining who might have an upper hand in this matchup.

When under pressure, Bondar has shown a capacity to save 49.16% of breakpoints in her recent matches. Meanwhile, Barthel's breakpoint saving rate is slightly lower at 47.37%. This can provide insights for those interested in live match betting predictions.

Reviewing performance over the past year, Bondar has won 59.21% of her matches, boasting a record of 45 wins against 31 losses. Similarly, Barthel has achieved a win rate of 59.02% with 36 victories and 25 defeats. These statistics provide a comprehensive overview for head-to-head predictions.

Their preferred surfaces further distinguish these players. Bondar's highest career win percentage is on clay at 69%. On grass, however, she struggles with a 0% win rate. Meanwhile, Barthel seems most adept on indoor hard surfaces (I.hard), winning 64% of her matches, and is less effective on grass, with a 44% win rate.

The players have previously met once, with Barthel emerging victorious. This head-to-head took place at the Transylvania Open, where Barthel defeated Bondar in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5. Historically, their encounters have lasted an average of 1 hour and 31 minutes, and no deciding sets or tiebreaks have been played between them.

Examining their competitive level over the last year, Bondar has participated mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 78.38% of her matches (29 wins, 8 losses). Barthel, competing at a similar level, has secured a win rate of 62.75% from her participation (32 wins, 19 losses).

In terms of opponent quality, Bondar has faced players with an average ranking of 213.84, while Barthel's opponents averaged a rank of 302.61. This factor can be essential in gauging each player's current level and past performance metrics.

If their upcoming match proceeds to a deciding set, Bondar's win rate of 52% in such scenarios over the past year might give her an edge over Barthel, whose corresponding figure is 42%. Additionally, when considering breakpoint conversion, Barthel leads with 44.34%, as opposed to Bondar's 34.13%, which can significantly influence the match outcome.

Considering these comprehensive statistics, Bondar appears slightly favored to win this upcoming match, given her superior recent performance metrics and consistency in deciding sets.