Belinda Bencic vs Ekaterina Alexandrova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve success is vital in tennis. Recently, Alexandrova has been superior, winning 41.39% of points on her second serve compared to Bencic's 37.55%.
• How do they fare in return games recently? Bencic wins 50.22% of her opponent's second serve points, slightly trailing Alexandrova, who wins 51.62%.
• How about first serve returns? Bencic has the edge, winning 30.79% of first serve returns versus Alexandrova's 30.37%.
• Under pressure, both players show similar resilience, with Bencic saving 48.21% of breakpoints and Alexandrova saving 48.59%.
• In the past year, Bencic has been more consistent, winning 72.73% of her matches, compared to Alexandrova's 63.16%.
• Both players thrive on grass, showing equal career win rates of 69% on this surface. Alexandrova's weaker surface is hard courts, with a 55% win rate, while Bencic's is clay, with 62%.
• What about the level of their competition? Bencic faces average-ranked opponents of 106.61, while Alexandrova faces higher-ranked adversaries with an average rank of 51.72.
• In H2H encounters, it’s neck and neck, with both players having won four matches each. They have also split their deciding set encounters evenly.
• In tiebreak scenarios, Bencic holds an edge, winning two out of three against Alexandrova.
• Bencic excels in converting breakpoints, with a rate of 37.87%, while Alexandrova has a 32.46% conversion rate.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Bencic boasts a higher success rate, winning 71% compared to Alexandrova’s 60%.

Editorial Prediction (July 6, 2025, UTC):

The comparison of recent performances in second serve effectiveness gives Alexandrova a slight edge. However, Bencic counters this with her marginally better breakpoint conversion statistics.

Analyzing their head-to-head record reveals a balanced rivalry, with neither player holding a significant advantage in previous encounters. In high-pressure situations like tiebreaks, Bencic has the upper hand slightly.

When considering competition level, while Alexandrova plays higher-ranked opponents, Bencic has a better overall win rate and outshines in converting breakpoints and excelling in deciding sets.

Given these facts and Bencic's superior breakpoint conversion, she seems more likely to win this upcoming match against Alexandrova.