Belinda Bencic vs Elina Svitolina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Evaluating the recent performance on second serves, Bencic has managed to win 34.39% of the points, while Svitolina has succeeded in securing 42.27%. This statistic often plays a crucial role in determining match outcomes, with a higher success rate enhancing prediction accuracy.

Turning to return game statistics, Bencic has shown consistency with a 51.57% win rate on her opponent's second serve points, slightly trailing Svitolina's 51.86%. For first serve returns, Bencic has won 29.18%, with Svitolina edging slightly higher at 29.27%. These figures are significant in projections for this head-to-head clash.

When placed under pressure, Bencic has saved 48% of break points, whereas Svitolina surpasses her with a 53.19% save rate. This metric is indispensable for in-game betting strategies and highlights Svitolina’s resilience.

Assessing overall performance across the last year, Bencic boasts a win rate of 78.79% (26 wins and 7 losses), contrasting with Svitolina's 60.42% (29 wins and 19 losses). Such figures provide an insightful head-to-head prediction overview.

Examining surface preferences, Bencic shows her strongest performance on grass courts, achieving a 68% win rate, and her least favorable on clay at 63%. Conversely, Svitolina excels on hard surfaces with a win rate of 68% and experiences a relative dip on grass, winning 52% of her matches.

Within the last year, Bencic has primarily contested on the Main tour, winning 81.82% (9 out of 11 matches), whereas most of Svitolina's play has been in the Masters series, where she has secured victories in 55.56% (10 out of 18 encounters). These differences are essential in assessing player form relative to the competition levels they have faced.

When evaluating their direct head-to-head battles, both players have claimed two victories each. Bencic has split the eleven sets played with Svitolina, winning five. However, in deciding sets, Bencic holds an edge over Svitolina, winning two out of two, which could be vital if this match extends the distance.

Their last meeting, at the WTA Finals in Shenzhen, ended in Svitolina's favor as she clinched a 5-7, 6-3, 4-1 victory due to Bencic's retirement. On average, their matches last approximately 1:51:24, indicative of competitive, closely fought games. In extreme pressure tiebreak situations, they share an equal tally of winning one each.

Analyzing the quality of opponents over the last year, Bencic faced players with an average ranking of 119.18, while Svitolina contended against more formidable opponents averaging a rank of 64.02. In deciding sets against all players, Bencic has been more successful with 64% wins compared to Svitolina’s 50%.

Considering breakpoint conversion rates, Bencic has succeeded in 38.25% of opportunities, whereas Svitolina has converted 34.95%. This edge might prove crucial during pivotal moments in the match.

Overall, evaluating these comprehensive statistics, Bencic appears to hold a slight upper hand due to her superior match win rate and performance in deciding sets, suggesting she could emerge victorious in the upcoming match.