Ashlyn Krueger vs Elina Svitolina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of return game statistics, recent form reveals Krueger capturing 51.05% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Svitolina's 53.31%. When examining first serve returns, Krueger outperforms Svitolina, achieving a success rate of 32.71% versus 29.73%. These statistics are insightful in determining the favored player in their head-to-head match-up, suggesting a competitive edge for Krueger on initial return engagements.

Krueger's second serve performance in the past six months has resulted in a win rate of 40.55%, slightly edged out by Svitolina, who has secured 42.09%. The correlation of these figures with match prediction accuracy emphasizes the importance of second serve efficacy in forecasting match outcomes. Breakpoint conversion rates further reveal Krueger leading with a 39.9% success rate, while Svitolina's conversion stands at 34.57%.

Pressure analysis indicates that Krueger has successfully saved 44.59% of breakpoints, while Svitolina demonstrates a stronger defense under pressure, saving 56%. Such statistics offer valuable insights for in-game betting scenarios. In terms of match performance over the past year, Krueger has a win rate of 57.63%, compared to Svitolina's marginally superior 58.7%.

When it comes to surface adaptability, Krueger's career win percentage peaks on Grass at 67%, but dips to 43% on Indoor hard courts. Conversely, Svitolina excels on Hard courts with a win rate of 68%, showing lesser success on Grass at 52%. The relative event levels also play a crucial role: Krueger has competed mainly on the Main tour with a 60.71% win rate, while Svitolina has concentrated on Grand Slam matches, securing a 76.47% success rate.

Considering the quality of opponents faced, Krueger has competed against players with an average rank of 107.27 over the past year, whereas Svitolina has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average ranking of 65.07. If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Krueger holds a 56% win rate, surpassing Svitolina's 44% in such scenarios.

A comprehensive analysis of these statistics suggests an evenly matched contest, with Svitolina having a slight edge in recent form and higher rank opposition experience. Consequently, based on the current data, Svitolina is predicted to prevail in this encounter, albeit with a potential for a tightly contested match.