Elena Pridankina vs Lola Radivojevic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the exhilarating world of tennis, Pridankina and Radivojevic are set to face off, and the stats offer a riveting glimpse into the potential outcome. Let’s serve up some humor with these numbers! When it comes to their recent form over the last six months, Pridankina has raked in 39.13% of points on her second serve, surpassing Radivojevic’s slightly more robust 39.78%. A small difference you might say, but in tennis, that can mean the difference between glory and a quick trip to the snack bar.

Speaking of meticulous returns, Pridankina excels at snatching up 53.33% of her opponent’s second serve points, whereas Radivojevic nabs a close 53.13%. When it boils down to first serve returns, however, Pridankina's 34.32% points parlayed into quite an ace compared to Radivojevic’s 25.85%, making it quite the stat for head-to-head predictions.

Under pressure, Radivojevic boasts a remarkable 55.3% save rate of breakpoints, easily outpacing Pridankina’s 43.48%. If you’re in the betting mood, this is definitely something to keep your eye on during the match!

Examining their overall performance highlights, Pridankina has a win rate of 61.97% over the past year (with a record of 44 wins and 27 losses), just trailing Radivojevic, who boasts a winning percentage of 62.12% (41 wins to 25 losses). Toss in a little head-to-head intel, and Pridankina takes the cake with a 1-0 lead, winning their sole meeting, tasting victory like it’s a five-star dessert.

Now, what about their favorite stomping grounds? Pridankina loves I.hard surfaces with a 72% win rate, though on hard courts she’s a smidge less dominant at 68%. On the contrary, Radivojevic feels right at home on clay, where she wins 65% of the time but seems to slip a bit on I.hard, balancing out at 50%—better pack your flip-flops, Radivojevic!

Identical twins in the tennis tournament realm, this duo loves playing in Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize money graced over $10K, Pridankina clutching 65.08% wins opposite Radivojevic’s 69.49%. Their endeavors against top-tier players see Pridankina squaring off against an average rank of 277.27, while Radivojevic faces slightly more laid-back opponents with an average of 299.47.

Should the match extend into a nail-biting deciding set, Radivojevic presents a cool 59% win rate, while Pridankina lags slightly at 42%. However, neither can say they’ve tangled in tie-breaks against each other—talk about keeping it flashy!

Lastly, for those who enjoy betting with bated breath on breakpoints, Pridankina leads with a 40.82% breakpoint conversion rate, trotting over Radivojevic’s 35.65%. With these vibrant stats in view, it seems that Pridankina might be the one to catch the bouquet of victory this time around!