Ekaterina Kazionova vs Victoria Bosio Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance on second serves, Kazionova won 41.83% of points, while Bosio slightly outperformed with 41.87% over the past six months. This minor difference could be indicative, given the strong connection between second serve success and match outcomes.

When examining return game statistics, Kazionova has secured 50.15% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Bosio's more impressive 51.88%. In first serve returns, Kazionova achieved a success rate of 35.44% against Bosio's 34.95%. The implications of these return statistics could play a crucial role in determining the match favorite.

In pressure situations, Kazionova has saved 52.4% of breakpoints, proving to be more resilient than Bosio, who has saved 44.44%. This ability to withstand pressure could be pivotal in maintaining advantage during tight moments.

Over the past year, Kazionova has won 57.75% of matches (41 wins, 30 losses), while Bosio boasts a higher success rate of 63.64% (28 wins, 16 losses). This overall performance comparison provides a broader context for head-to-head predictions.

Surface preferences show that Kazionova has her best career win percentage on indoor hard courts, with 62% (123 wins, 74 losses), but struggles on grass with a 0% win rate (0 wins, 1 loss). Bosio excels on indoor hard courts with a 90% success rate (9 wins, 1 loss) and maintains a solid 63% win rate on hard courts (61 wins, 36 losses).

In terms of match level, Kazionova mainly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, achieving a win rate of 55.1% (27 wins, 22 losses). Bosio, playing primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, registers a higher rate of 67.86% (19 wins, 9 losses). These competition levels highlight their relative standings within the tennis circuit.

When considering opponent quality, Kazionova's opponents have an average rank of 211.32 over the last 12 months, whereas Bosio faced tougher competition with an average rank of 103.75. This factor could reflect Bosio's experience against higher-ranked competitors.

If the match progresses to a deciding set, Bosio's winning rate of 73% overshadows Kazionova's 43%, suggesting a stronger finish under these conditions. Furthermore, in recent matches, Kazionova has converted 40.8% of breakpoint opportunities, outperforming Bosio's 35.69%. This rate could influence critical turning points during the match.

Taking into account these comprehensive statistics, Bosio appears to have a slight edge in various aspects, from opponent quality to return game performance. Based on these insights, Bosio is predicted to be the likely victor in this upcoming match.