Aoi Ito vs Aleksandra Krunic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Ito has a slight edge in second serve points, winning 38.38% compared to Krunic's 37.37%. Could this offer an advantage? It’s likely a small but noteworthy factor.
• Analyzing return games, Ito also leads slightly. Ito has returned 51.91% of second serve points and 38.45% of first serve points, versus Krunic’s 50.89% and 35.88% respectively.
• Krunic excels at critical moments, saving 50.61% of breakpoints faced recently, outperforming Ito who stands at 44.04%.
• Over the past year, Ito maintains a better match win rate, securing victory in 65.33% of games, contrary to Krunic's 52.94% success rate.
• Surface preferences show Krunic favors clay with a 62% win rate, whereas Ito is better on hard courts, boasting a 69% success rate.
• Regarding tournament levels, Krunic has mainly competed on the Main tour, with a 58.82% win rate; meanwhile, Ito has been active on the Challengers/ITF circuits with a stronger 71.74% victory rate.
• Krunic faced opponents with an average rank of 258.76, contrasted with Ito’s opponents averaging a rank of 221.68, suggesting Ito has competed against slightly stronger opponents.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Ito might have the upper hand, having won 57% of these scenarios, whereas Krunic has succeeded in 50% of such situations.
• Krunic has a slight lead in converting breakpoint opportunities recently, closing 46.15% compared to Ito’s 42.31% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (August 5, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Krunic and Ito presents an intriguing contest, with each player showcasing unique strengths. Ito's marginal advantage in second-serve and return statistics suggests a potential edge in critical exchanges, which could influence the outcome of the match.

Krunic's breakpoint-saving ability is a key strength, offering resilience during high-pressure situations. Despite this, Ito's higher win rate and experience against stronger competition reflect a more consistent performance over the past year.

Considering surface preferences, Ito's proficiency on hard courts further amplifies her advantage, given these conditions. Ultimately, Ito's comprehensive edge in varied aspects of performance and competitive history makes her the likely favorite to win this matchup.