Ekaterina Yashina vs Varvara Bernovich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Bernovich has a slightly lower victory rate on their second serve, winning 41.05% of points, compared to Yashina's 42.74%.
• What about return performance? Bernovich appears stronger, claiming 51.32% of opponents' second serve points, while Yashina secures 46.66%.
• Analyzing first serve returns, Bernovich again leads with a 31.69% success rate compared to Yashina's 29.26%.
• Under high-pressure situations, Bernovich saves 58.33% of breakpoints, slightly better than Yashina's 52.96%.
• Over the past year, Bernovich has won 50% of their matches, whereas Yashina has a slightly better win rate at 52.7%.
• Bernovich excels on clay, winning 60% of matches, while Yashina performs best on indoor hard courts with a 57% victory rate.
• Bernovich competes primarily in lower-tier tournaments (Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K) with a 52.94% success, whereas Yashina's matches are largely in Challengers/ITF above $10K, with a 46.15% win rate.
• Considering opponent quality, Bernovich faces higher-ranked adversaries (average rank of 118) compared to Yashina's opponents (average rank of 388.04).
• If the match enters a deciding set, Yashina appears stronger, winning 38% of such sets, over Bernovich's 29%.
• Evaluating breakpoint conversion, Yashina has a slight edge, converting 36.02% of chances compared to Bernovich's 34.62%.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

A close analysis reveals that while both players show strengths in different areas, Bernovich demonstrates better return statistics, particularly on opponents' second serves. This aspect could play a critical role in the match.

Yashina appears to have a minor advantage in converting breakpoints and has a higher percentage of winning deciding sets, which could be crucial in tight match situations.

When considering the competition level, Bernovich faces tougher opponents on average, which might reflect in better match preparedness against stronger adversaries.

Despite Yashina's slightly better overall win record, Bernovich's ability to save breakpoints and exploit opponent's serves offers a significant edge.

Therefore, taking all factors into account, Bernovich is slightly favored to win the upcoming match.