Carolin Raschdorf vs Ana Konjuh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who performs better on second serves recently? Carolin Raschdorf slightly outperforms Ana Konjuh in recent second serve points, winning 38.94% compared to Konjuh's 38.27%.
• Return game analysis: Raschdorf also leads in returning opponent's serves, claiming 53.86% of points on second serves and 32.59% on first serves, whereas Konjuh manages 51.72% and 29.46% respectively.
• Under pressure, who has the edge? Konjuh shows a slight advantage by saving 47.33% of breakpoints compared to Raschdorf's 44.07%.
• Overall match wins in the past year favor Raschdorf, who has won 57.38% of her matches, while Konjuh has won 52.17%.
• On their best surfaces, both players boast a 62% win rate. However, Konjuh's superior win record on indoor hard courts could become a deciding factor if conditions match.
• Both players frequently compete at a similar tournament level, with Konjuh having a slightly better win percentage of 54.84% compared to Raschdorf's 51.43% over the past year in ITF events above $10K.
• Opponent strength shows Konjuh has faced tougher competition recently, with an average opponent ranking of 272.07 compared to Raschdorf's 314.08.
• Deciding sets heavily favor Konjuh, who wins 54% of these contests versus Raschdorf's 41% success rate.
• In breakpoint opportunities, Konjuh converts at a higher rate of 44.44% vs. Raschdorf's 37.44%, hinting at her edge in critical match moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

As Ana Konjuh faces Carolin Raschdorf, several factors edge in Konjuh's favor. Her ability to save breakpoints under pressure and her higher breakpoint conversion rate provide her with crucial advantages in key moments of the match.

Although Raschdorf shows slightly stronger performance in recent return games and second serve points, Konjuh's success in deciding sets and exposure to higher-ranked competition might give her an upper hand in handling tense situations.

The overall match statistics, particularly those in pressure scenarios, along with her experience on faster surfaces, suggest that Ana Konjuh is more likely to emerge victorious in this encounter.