Diana Demidova vs Melis Rasim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance of Diana Demidova and Rasim over the past six months reveals insightful data for predicting the outcome of their upcoming tennis match. Demidova has demonstrated a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 40.23% of points compared to Rasim's 39.87%. This marginal edge often correlates with higher match prediction accuracy.

Regarding return game statistics, Demidova outperforms Rasim by winning 52.66% of points on the opponent's second serve, whereas Rasim manages 45.03%. Interestingly, Rasim leads with a 42.51% success rate on first serve returns, surpassing Demidova's 36.93%. This disparity in stats can be pivotal for determining the favorite in their head-to-head matchup.

The two players also display notable differences when under pressure. Rasim has saved 47.06% of breakpoints recently, whereas Demidova has saved only 41.92%. Such statistics are essential for in-game betting predictions, offering a glimpse into their ability to handle critical points.

Assessing overall performance over the past year, Demidova holds a marginal edge with a win rate of 56.94% (41 wins and 31 losses), while Rasim records a win rate of 52.94% (18 wins and 16 losses). This slight advantage fortifies Demidova in head-to-head predictions. Their preferred surface analysis also adds depth to the prediction. Both players exhibit their best performances on clay courts; Demidova wins 58% of matches (207 wins, 148 losses), and Rasim achieves 51% (18 wins, 17 losses).

On examining their performance in lower tier tournaments, both have shown promising results at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level. Demidova secures a win rate of 60.78% (31 wins, 20 losses), slightly ahead of Rasim's 58.06% (18 wins, 13 losses). This data suggests Demidova’s relative consistency and potential superiority at this match level.

When examining their direct head-to-head matchups, Demidova comes out on top. In their sole meeting, Demidova triumphed in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3 on clay at the W15 Antalya event. The average match duration between these two players is around 1 hour and 27 minutes, providing an expectant timeline for their match.

The absence of tiebreaks and deciding sets between them limits direct insights into extreme pressure situations. Nonetheless, across all matches over the past year, Demidova has won 50% of deciding sets, slightly better than Rasim's 44% triumph rate. Also worth noting, Demidova's opponents over the last year have had an average rank of 326.97, while Rasim's competition has been tougher with an average rank of 112.97.

Finally, assessing their breakpoint opportunities, Rasim has converted 56.36% of his chances compared to Demidova’s 46.44%. This reflects Rasim’s efficiency when given potential breakthroughs. Despite this, the comprehensive statistics lean towards Demidova. Considering the advantage in head-to-head performance and overall gameplay statistics, Demidova appears more likely to win in this upcoming match.