Ekaterina Alexandrova vs Olga Danilovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Once upon a tennis court, we have Aleksandra Alexandrova and Olga Danilovic, who are about to clash rackets in a match that's hotter than a freshly strung racquet on a summer afternoon. To kick things off in our statistical comedy, Alexandrova has been hitting those second serves like they're going out of style, winning just under 41% of her second serve points in the past six months. Meanwhile, Danilovic has been slightly better, with a track record of winning a hair over 41% of her second serve points. These stats are as predictive as a fortune cookie for what's to come.

Let's talk about returning the ball, shall we? Like a cat chasing a laser pointer, Alexandrova has been nabbing 51.22% of the points from her opponent's second serves. Danilovic follows closely behind in this stat race with a respectable 45.99% return success on her opponent's second serves. But, when it comes to mastering first serves, Alexandrova's got a slight edge with 30.93% compared to Danilovic's 30.76%. A tight call on who will triumph in this head-to-head matchup based on these numbers.

When the heat's turned up and it's break point time, Alexandrova channels her inner superhero, saving 52.08% of break point situations. Danilovic, not to be outdone, saves a solid 46.5% of these high-pressure moments. Cue the betters rubbing their hands with glee because these figures could be the key to winning some serious cash.

If we take a leisurely stroll down memory lane over the last year, Alexandrova has bagged 54.72% of her matches, while Danilovic has been on a tear with a winning percentage of 70.49%. Perhaps someone slipped Danilovic a magic potion, seeing that she wins such a high amount of matches over her rival! But let's not ignore the surfaces; Alexandrova could open an exhibition on Indoor Hard, winning 69% of her matches there. In contrast, Danilovic is practically Queen of the Clay, with a win rate of 71%.

It's not just about how well they've been doing, but where they've been competing. Over the past year, Alexandrova has been gallivanting around the Main Tour with a 64.52% win rate, while Danilovic has been ruling the roost at $10K Challenger/ITF events with an impressive 80.95% win rate. Alexandrova's been facing opponents with more gravitas, on average ranked 54.3, whereas Danilovic's foes have been ranked around the century mark at 100.25.

And if this athletic theatre piece gets stretched to a deciding set, Alexandrova's been breaking even at a 50% win rate in such battles. Danilovic, however, keeps her cool in decisive moments with a 69% success rate. Let's not forget, when it comes to converting breakpoints, Alexandrova makes it happen 31.21% of the time, while Danilovic manages it 34.51% of opportunities, making her the queen of breaking serves in this encounter.

In the showdown between Alexandrova's racket resilience and Danilovic’s clay court expertise, the stats have folded their arms and nodded towards Danilovic. Will she rise to glory under the spotlight? Only time, tennis balls, and the stats above will tell. It's Danilovic's time to shine, and we have the numbers to back it up!