Ariana Geerlings vs Suana Tucakovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Geerlings has shown a stronger second serve performance over the past six months, winning 37.35% of points compared to Tucakovic's 33.97%. Does this give him an edge in second serve situations? Likely, yes.
• In their return game, Geerlings exceeds with 53.87% success on opponents' second serves, surpassing Tucakovic's 48.07%. However, for first serve returns, Tucakovic slightly outperforms Geerlings with 37.94% to Geerlings' 36.99%.
• Under pressure, Geerlings has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints at 46.27%, versus Tucakovic's 44.74%.
• Analyzing match performance over the last year, Geerlings emerges more successful, winning 59.72% compared to Tucakovic's 53.19%.
• Both players perform best on clay surfaces. Geerlings' clay win rate is 65%, while Tucakovic stands at 60%. On hard surfaces, Geerlings has a 53% win rate; Tucakovic's data on hard surfaces are similar to clay.
• Considering the level of tournaments, Geerlings has competed largely in Challengers/ITF tournaments with a 60% win rate, while Tucakovic has played in Futures/ITF tournaments, winning 45.16%.
• When assessing the quality of opponents, Tucakovic has faced slightly higher-ranked players, with an average rank of 359.47 compared to Geerlings' 392.93.
• In deciding sets, Geerlings leads with a 57% success rate, whereas Tucakovic trails with 50%.
• Geerlings shows superior breakpoint conversion, making use of 43.22% of opportunities, while Tucakovic converts 39.52%.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the performance metrics of Geerlings and Tucakovic, Geerlings demonstrates a persistent edge across several key aspects. His superior second serve point win rate and return performance highlight his potential to capitalize on service games.

Despite both players optimizing their performance on clay, Geerlings' consistency over the past year, coupled with his slightly more competitive tournament experience, gives him a noted advantage. His capability to save breakpoints and perform under pressure further emphasizes his resilience.

Given these factors, Geerlings emerges as the likely favorite to clinch the match, leveraging his strengths effectively against Tucakovic’s challenges.