Aoi Ito vs Emina Bektas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, Aoi Ito has shown a slight edge in performance, winning 70.37% of their matches (W/L 57/24), compared to Emina Bektas, who has secured 51.72% of victories (W/L 30/28). Analyzing their second serve performance, Ito has secured 39.52% of points, while Bektas has performed marginally better with 44.6%. This stat strongly correlates with match prediction accuracy, setting the stage for an intriguing matchup between the two players.

When it comes to return game stats, Ito has managed to win 51.33% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Bektas has slightly excelled with 52.7%. However, for first serve returns, Ito takes the lead by winning 33.33%, compared to Bektas's 26.6%. These numbers indicate Ito's marginal advantage in pressuring her opponents' serve games during their encounters.

Both players have faced various levels of competitive pressure. Ito has saved 48.92% of breakpoints, closely resembling Bektas's capability of saving 48.47% of breakpoints. These figures reflect their abilities to maintain composure during critical points and serve as a useful asset to in-game betting predictions. Ito's break point conversion rate stands at 32.73%, slightly behind Bektas, who has converted 33.66% of their opportunities. In deciding matches, Ito has won 65% of sets while Bektas has an edge with 69% win rate, emphasizing her ability to perform under pressure.

Head-to-head encounters highlight past outcomes, with Ito emerging victorious in their only meeting at the Japan Open Tennis Championships in Osaka, securing a decisive 6-3, 6-4 win. This historical performance is pivotal in forecasting the upcoming match. However, both players are yet to face a tiebreak or a deciding set in their head-to-head bouts, leaving room for potential surprises during the match.

Surface preference plays a significant role in player performance. Ito exhibits her highest win percentage on Grass (70%, W/L 7/3), contrary to her weak performance on indoor hard courts (0%, W/L 0/5). Bektas, on the other hand, favors hard courts with a 60% win rate (W/L 188/126), despite her struggle on Clay surfaces at 41% (W/L 15/22). Given these statistics, Ito's victory in their previous encounter combined with overall performance metrics suggest she is slightly favored to win this match against Bektas.