Diana Shnaider vs Tatiana Prozorova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance in the recent form gives a clear comparison between Diana Shnaider and her opponent. Shnaider has managed to secure 50.86% of points with her second serve over the last six months, surpassing Prozorova, who stands at 47.44%. This statistic plays a substantial role in forecasting match outcomes. Meanwhile, in return game metrics, Shnaider has been equally impressive. Securing 58.81% of her opponent's second serve points, she slightly edges out Prozorova's 58.63% achievement. Contrarily, Prozorova excels in returning first serves with a 45.38% success rate over Shnaider's 34.63%, showcasing their respective strengths.

Moving on to pressure situations, Prozorova's superior ability to save breakpoints, at 61.47%, positions her favorably against Shnaider's 54.3%. This is an essential factor for any live prediction during competitive matches. Historically, over the past year, Prozorova's match win percentage of 72.31%, compared to Shnaider's 68.83%, indicates a slight edge in performance consistency. Notably, Shnaider's fortitude on clay—her most triumphant surface with a 74% win record—stands in contrast to Prozorova's best performances on hard courts, where she has a 72% success rate.

Shnaider's competition level is also predominantly higher, having participated mainly in Main tour events, showing a win rate of 73.53%. Prozorova, alternatively, has concentrated her efforts on Challengers/ITF tournaments, achieving a 74.55% win ratio, indicating a significant difference in the level of competition faced by each player. With respect to head-to-head encounters, Shnaider holds a decisive advantage, winning the only match they have competed in, which occurred at the W 15 Shymkent semifinals, on a clay surface, where she claimed a 6-2, 6-1 victory.

Examining opponent quality over the last year underscores Shnaider's competitive edge further, having faced players with an average ATP rank of 107.27, compared to Prozorova's 362.32. Both have yet to face tiebreaks or deciding sets in their mutual matches, although Shnaider exhibits stronger deciding set capabilities, winning 56% in the past year, over Prozorova’s 42%. Not to forget break point conversion is nearly identical between the two, with Prozorova converting 52.65% and Shnaider closely trailing at 52.27%. Considering these statistics, Shnaider's experience, surface proficiency, and recent head-to-head dominance suggest she is favored to emerge victoriously in their upcoming match-up.