Ekaterina Kazionova vs Ivana Sebestova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Which player holds the edge when it comes to second serve success in recent months? Kazionova has captured 45.17% of points on her second serve, while Sebestova is slightly ahead with a 46.05% success rate. The close nature of this statistic often aligns with predicting match outcomes.

When evaluating their return game statistics, it’s Kazionova who seems to have the upper hand recently, securing 56.98% of points from her opponent's second serve. In contrast, Sebestova trails with 54.19%. For first serve returns, they are neck and neck, with Kazionova at 41.82% and Sebestova at 41.39%. These percentages are key indicators in forecasting who might be favored in this head-to-head rivalry.

Under pressure, how do they fare? Kazionova has successfully defended 50.8% of breakpoints, while Sebestova lags with 42.95%. This stat can be particularly valuable when considering in-play betting strategies. In terms of overall match performance over the last year, Kazionova leads by winning 57.14% of her matches, compared to Sebestova’s 49.02%.

Analyzing their preferred playing surfaces, Kazionova shines on indoor hard courts with a 62% win rate. Meanwhile, Sebestova’s strength lies on clay, boasting a 55% win rate. Kazionova’s Achilles’ heel is grass, where she is winless, whereas Sebestova struggles on indoor hard courts. These insights can provide clarity when predicting match outcomes based on surface.

Examining their level of competition, Kazionova has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF events with a greater than $10K purse, winning 54.55% of her matches there. Meanwhile, Sebestova has focused on Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a $10K purse, claiming victory in 55.88% of her matches. The caliber of opponents they face is a crucial context when gauging these statistics.

In their direct encounters, Kazionova holds a clear edge, winning their sole match convincingly in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1. They have never faced off in a deciding set or a tiebreak, suggesting the possibility of a straightforward encounter favoring the stronger player.

Discussing the quality of opponents faced over the past year, Kazionova’s adversaries have had an average rank of 371.46, while Sebestova's average opponent rank is lower at 406.35. If today's match extends to a deciding set, Sebestova holds a strategic advantage, having won 57% of such sets compared to Kazionova’s 42% success rate.

Based on these compelling statistics, Ekaterina Kazionova appears to be in a slightly better position to claim victory in the upcoming match. Her superior performance in past encounters and the strength in key aspects of play make her the favorite, though the nuanced elements of tennis keep the door open for surprises.