Bernarda Pera vs Ajla Tomljanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How well do Ajla Tomljanovic and Bernarda Pera perform under pressure, and what clues do their recent stats provide about their upcoming encounter? Delving into second serve figures, Tomljanovic has secured 37.16% of points on her second serve in the past six months. Yet, it's Pera who has a slight edge here, with a 41.31% success rate, highlighting a crucial aspect of our match prediction.

Turning the spotlight on return game stats, Tomljanovic shows impressive form, winning 54.69% of points on her opponent's second serve. Pera, although slightly behind at 48.78%, still showcases competitive prowess. When facing first serve returns, Tomljanovic edges again with 33.72% over Pera's 28.3%—a statistic worth noting when considering head-to-head matchups.

When it comes to saving breakpoints, a key factor in in-game betting, Tomljanovic saves 45.79% of breakpoints. Pera, on the other hand, displays resilience by saving them 52.24% of the time. This battle under pressure is pivotal when the match gets tense.

Examining the broader performance scope, over the last year, Tomljanovic has won 55.56% of her matches (25/20), whereas Pera slightly surpasses her with a 57.69% win rate (30/22). These numbers already paint a close picture of their rivalry, but where do their strengths lie in terms of surface preference?

Tomljanovic finds her stride on grass with a 59% win rate (44/30), contrasting with an indoor hard court record of 47% (22/25). Conversely, Pera excels on clay, boasting a staggering 71% win rate (251/104), while grass proves to be her Achilles heel at 47% (14/16).

Evaluating the competition level, Tomljanovic spent much of the last year on the Main tour, winning 57.14% (12/9), whereas Pera thrived at the Masters series, with a 61.9% win rate (13/8). Given these stats are relative to event levels, they sharpen our view of who might lead.

In terms of opponent quality over the last 12 months, Tomljanovic faced players with an average rank of 127.47, slightly higher than Pera’s opponents with an average rank of 122.79. This suggests a marginally more challenging lineup for Pera.

In deciding sets, Tomljanovic triumphs in 71% of scenarios—a formidable stat if the match extends into this territory. Pera follows closely at 63%, signaling both players' stamina and mental endurance.

Finally, examining recent form on break point conversion, Tomljanovic appears sharper, converting 44.44% of opportunities, compared to Pera's 35.48%. This detail is crucial for those banking on live betting opportunities.

Considering these intricate stats and previous performances, Tomljanovic emerges with a slight statistical edge. However, in the dynamic realm of tennis, every game holds surprises. Yet, as we sift through the numbers, it's Tomljanovic who just might have the upper hand in this anticipated duel.