Elena Gabriela Ruse vs Katarzyna Kawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Ruse has secured 41.41% of second serve points compared to Kawa's 39.35%, suggesting a slight edge in this critical area.
• Ruse dominates in returning opponents' second serves, capturing 52.82% of these points versus Kawa’s 52.31%.
• However, Kawa outshines Ruse in first serve returns, winning 37.69% of points against Ruse's 30.02%.
• Both players are similar under pressure, with Kawa saving 44.67% of breakpoints and Ruse at 44.02%.
• Over the last year, Ruse has a higher win rate of 65.45% compared to Kawa's 54.69%—a significant indicator of recent form strength.
• Analyzing surfaces, Ruse is strongest on clay (64% win rate), whereas Kawa shines on grass (63% win rate).
• In terms of competition level, Ruse competes primarily at the Masters series with a 64.71% success rate, while Kawa often plays in Challengers/ITF events, winning 53.33% of matches.
• Head-to-head, Ruse and Kawa are evenly matched, each claiming one victory apiece in their two encounters; however, Kawa won their latest clash on clay.
• Considering average opposition rank, Ruse has faced tougher opponents, ranked on average at 189.67, compared to Kawa’s 249.3.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Ruse has a stronger performance, winning 60% compared to Kawa’s 54%.
• Kawa demonstrates superior breakpoint conversion, succeeding 46.69% of the time versus Ruse's 40.66%.

Editorial Prediction (June 8, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Ruse and Kawa presents an intriguing contest, with both players having shown strengths in different areas. Ruse demonstrates slightly better second serve performance and has strategically faced stronger opponents over the past year, indicating a competitive edge.

While Kawa excels in first serve returns and has a superior breakpoint conversion rate, her primary success on grass may be challenged if this match is played on another surface like clay where Ruse feels at home.

Their head-to-head history reflects a balance of power, but Ruse's higher performance in deciding sets could suggest a potential advantage in longer contests.

Based on recent performances, opponent quality, and surface preferences, Ruse is favored to win the upcoming match.