Arantxa Rus vs Lina Gjorcheska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the last six months, we find Rus leading with a point win rate of 39.01% compared to Gjorcheska's 34.48%. This metric is crucial as it significantly influences the prediction accuracy for the outcome of matches. A higher percentage in this area demonstrates resilience and skill under serve pressure, hinting at potential dominance in the upcoming match.

When evaluating return game statistics, Gjorcheska exhibits a marginally better record with 54.36% of opponent's second serve points won, surpassing Rus's 50.83%. However, in first serve returns, Rus holds a slight advantage with 34.18% compared to Gjorcheska's 33.6%. Such nuances can be decisive in head-to-head matchups, shaping the odds in particular scenarios.

Under pressure analysis indicates that Rus has successfully saved 52.73% of breakpoints recently, while Gjorcheska has a slightly lower breakpoint save rate of 48.4%. This statistic can be pivotal in in-game predictions and betting, as it reflects a player's ability to handle high-pressure situations and potentially shift the momentum of a match.

In terms of match performance over the past year, Gjorcheska presents a stronger winning percentage at 52.94% (W/L 27/24) in contrast to Rus, who shares an equal win-loss ratio of 50% (W/L 32/32). This overall performance overview provides insight into their consistency, suggesting Gjorcheska might be slightly more reliable in terms of match victories.

A comparison of career surface win percentages reveals that both players excel on Clay, with Rus having a 68% win rate (W/L 429/204) and Gjorcheska at 67% (W/L 362/182). Grass surfaces seem unfavorable for both, notably with Gjorcheska yet to win a match (W/L 0/2). Understanding surface preferences is essential for contextualizing their performance in upcoming matches.

Considering the level of tournaments they have participated in, Rus competes primarily on the Main tour with a winning percentage of 35.71% (W/L 10/18), whereas Gjorcheska's success is more marked in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with a success rate of 56.25% (W/L 27/21). The comparative event level details provide a clearer picture of each player's experience against top-tier opponents.

Assessing opponent quality, Rus has faced competitors with an average rank of 134.47 over the past year, which contrasts sharply with Gjorcheska's opponents averaging a rank of 237.75. This disparity indicates a tougher competitive environment for Rus, potentially enhancing her preparedness for higher-ranked challenges.

If the match proceeds to a deciding set, current data shows Gjorcheska has a higher victory rate of 47% compared to Rus's 44% in such situations over the past year. This minor edge could factor into real-time predictions, especially in prolonged encounters.

Finally, analyzing recent breakpoint conversion rates, Gjorcheska leads with 40.94% of opportunities seized, overshadowing Rus's 33.71%. This stat proves pivotal during critical service games, suggesting an aggressiveness that might tip the scales in favor of Gjorcheska.

Overall, the comprehensive analysis of their recent performances, surface preferences, and tournament levels strongly suggests that Gjorcheska has a slight statistical edge. Given these elements, she might be inclined to emerge victorious in this matchup based on the statistical data considered.