Elena Pridankina vs Tara Wuerth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance of Pridankina and Wuerth, their second serve performances reveal a slight advantage for Wuerth. In recent months, Wuerth has won 40.35% of points on her second serve while Pridankina has achieved 37.65%. This statistic often aligns closely with match predictions and can indicate which player has a slight edge in service games.

When examining return games, Pridankina demonstrates a superior ability to win points on her opponent's second serve, securing 53.01% compared to Wuerth's 46.58% in recent matches. Additionally, Pridankina's capability to return first serves is also stronger, winning 33.78% of points to Wuerth's 31.98%. These return stats can significantly impact predictions in their head-to-head matchups.

In high-pressure scenarios, Wuerth has shown resilience, saving 54.71% of breakpoints faced, whereas Pridankina has saved 42.56%. This aspect of play is beneficial for making in-game betting predictions as it highlights Wuerth's ability to manage critical situations better.

Over the past year, Pridankina has a match win rate of 61.76% compared to Wuerth's 60.38%, revealing a closely contested performance level. Their head-to-head track record shows Pridankina with a decisive edge, winning their only encounter in straight sets at the W 50 Zagreb on clay.

Preferred playing surfaces offer more insight with Pridankina holding a 73% win rate on clay, her best-performing surface, while Wuerth boasts a 69% win rate on the same surface. On other surfaces, Wuerth struggles on indoor hard courts with a 42% win rate, contrasting to Pridankina's 68% win rate on hard courts.

The level of events they played is comparable, with both players primarily competing in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K. However, their success rates differ slightly with Pridankina winning 65% of such matches and Wuerth 61.22%.

Both athletes have faced similarly ranked opponents, although Pridankina's opponents had an average rank of 284.07, slightly tougher compared to Wuerth’s 305.17. In deciding set scenarios, Wuerth holds the advantage, winning 62% of deciding sets in the past year against Pridankina's 40%.

Ultimately, considering Pridankina's past head-to-head victory, her marginally better recent form against higher-ranked opponents, and her superior return game, she is predicted to come out victorious in their upcoming match.