Dasha Ivanova vs Allie Bittner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When comparing the recent performance of Bittner and Ivanova on the tennis court, several intriguing statistics emerge that may shed light on who will come out on top. Why does Bittner seem to hold an edge with their second serve? Over the last six months, Bittner has secured 46.51% of points on their second serve, whereas Ivanova trails slightly with 39.79%. This statistic is known to be a strong indicator of future match predictions.

Moving to return game stats, Bittner again edges past Ivanova. When it comes to their opponents’ second serve, Bittner has successfully won 53.66% of those points in recent form, compared to Ivanova’s 50.4%. In terms of first serve returns, Bittner captures 43.66% while Ivanova hovers at 36.96%. These figures further tip the balance in Bittner’s favor in this head-to-head matchup.

Evaluating performance under pressure adds another layer to their comparison. While Ivanova impresses with her ability to save 43.98% of breakpoints, Bittner lags behind at 33.33%. Yet, when it comes to converting breakpoints, Bittner regains the upper hand by converting 46.67% of opportunities, surpassing Ivanova’s 44.29%.

From an overall performance perspective over the past year, Ivanova has emerged victorious in 52.63% of matches (20 wins, 18 losses), surpassing Bittner who has won 46.67% (7 wins, 8 losses). On the surface front, Bittner’s standout performances have been on indoor hard courts with an impressive 80% win rate, while Ivanova shines on hard courts with a 62% success rate.

Assessing the level at which they have been competing, both players have primarily participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Bittner winning 53.85% of her matches and Ivanova close on her heels with a 52.78% win rate. The quality of their opponents also provides a revealing lens: Bittner faced players with an average rank of 47.27, a stark contrast to Ivanova’s average opponent rank of 350.26.

For those intrigued by deciding set scenarios, if the match extends to the final set, Ivanova holds a slight statistical advantage, having won 53% of deciding sets recently compared to Bittner’s 50%. Breakpoint conversion begins to temper the prediction with Bittner again leading slightly.

So, based purely on these statistics, the prediction slightly favors Bittner. They excel in key areas strongly linked to match outcomes, particularly in return games and breakpoint conversions. With Bittner performing well against stronger opponents recently, their odds of clinching victory against Ivanova seem a tad more promising.