Donna Vekic vs Emma Navarro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Vekic has displayed a slightly superior second serve performance, winning 40.25% of points compared to Navarro's 38.11%. This statistic has a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy and is an important comparison point between the two players.

Looking at their return game stats, Vekic has won 49.3% of her opponent's second serve points recently, while Navarro has managed 52.55%. However, in terms of first serve returns, Navarro is ahead with 34.74% compared to Vekic’s 28.53%. These figures are significant in determining the favorite in their head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Vekic shows resilience by saving 49.66% of breakpoints, compared to Navarro’s 46.72%. This ability to handle critical situations could be advantageous for in-game betting predictions. In terms of breakpoint conversion, Navarro has successfully converted 45.77% of opportunities, surpassing Vekic's 37.8% conversion rate.

Over the past year, Vekic has emerged victorious in 57.14% of her matches, whereas Navarro has secured wins in 64.79% of her matches. This performance overview provides a broader perspective of their competitive form. Vekic's best surface is grass, where she has won 61% of her matches, whereas Navarro excels on indoor hard courts with a 73% win rate. However, on clay, Vekic holds a lower win rate of 54%, while Navarro's performance drops on hard courts to a 59% win rate.

When evaluating player levels, both have predominantly competed on the Main tour, with Vekic winning 52.63% of her matches and Navarro claiming victory in 64% over the past year. However, it’s vital to consider the level of opponents faced, as Vekic’s opponents have had an average rank of 63.24, while Navarro’s have been ranked at an average of 71.41.

Historically, direct head-to-head matches favor Vekic, as she has won both encounters against Navarro, bagging all four sets played. Their most recent clash at the BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, saw Vekic triumph with a 7-6(5), 6-1 scoreline. The average match time between these contenders is 1:30:6, with their matches yet to stretch to a deciding set. However, should this contest reach that stage, past performance shows Navarro with a slight edge, winning 61% of deciding sets lately compared to Vekic's 52%.

Extreme pressure situations like tiebreaks had Vekic emerging victorious in their singular encounter. As both players exhibit distinct strengths, the comparative statistics suggest that Vekic holds a slight advantage in this head-to-head matchup, making her the likely favorite to win based on current and historical performances.