Arina Rodionova vs Erika Andreeva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Arina Rodionova's second serve performance has recently seen a success rate of 40.43%, slightly edging out Erika Andreeva's 38.12%. Could this be a deciding factor? Analyzing trends allows us to consider it a potential advantage for Rodionova.
• When it comes to returning serves, Rodionova also has a slight upper hand with 49.10% success on second serves compared to Andreeva's 48.10%. Although both are close, Rodionova's edge continues with first serve returns at 36.52% against Andreeva's 33.45%.
• Under pressure, saving breakpoints is crucial. Rodionova has managed a 49.48% success rate versus Andreeva's 47.89%, potentially giving her a slight mental advantage in high-pressure moments.
• In terms of overall performance, Rodionova's match win rate over the last year is much higher at 50% compared to Andreeva's 25%. Isn't this a significant gap predicting likely outcomes?
• Surface preference can influence a match's direction. Rodionova showcases a stronger career performance on Grass, while Andreeva prefers Indoor Hard courts, with grass being her weaker stage.
• Bearing in mind the level of play, Rodionova has competed primarily in Challengers/ITF, winning 61.76% of those matches. On the flip side, Andreeva has faced higher-ranked players on the Main tour, though with a modest win rate of 16.67%.
• In matches where a deciding set is required, Rodionova has a substantially better track record, achieving a 41% success rate versus Andreeva's 25%.
• The caliber of opponents faced varies, with Rodionova's opponents averaging a rank of 311.74, while Andreeva's average rank is a more challenging 180.64.
• While historical data is invaluable, current event performance can also sway predictions. Event-specific records are essential for determining player form at this tournament.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Arina Rodionova appears to have the edge in several key statistics that often influence tennis matches, such as second serve points won and return game efficacy. Her ability to handle high-pressure situations is slightly superior to Erika Andreeva's, offering another potential advantage.

Rodionova’s overall win rate and higher success in deciding sets further tilt the scales in her favor. While Erika Andreeva has faced stiffer competition with higher-ranked opponents, her match win rate indicates she might struggle against even slightly lower-ranked players.

Factoring in surface preferences and current trends, Arina Rodionova is most likely to win the upcoming match, harnessing multiple subtle advantages to consolidate her performance.