Elena Ruxandra Bertea vs Lucie Petruzelova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Elena Ruxandra Bertea has recently won 38.18% of points on her second serve, compared to Lucie Petruzelova's 42.80%. Could this give Lucie an edge in their lineup?
• When returning second serves, Elena generates a slight advantage with a win rate of 50.56%, while Lucie follows closely with 50.07%.
• The first serve return stats suggest parity, as Elena wins 32.24% versus Lucie's 32.47%. Does this affect overall predictions significantly?
• Under pressure, Lucie demonstrates a stronger performance in saving breakpoints, achieving 51.75%, whereas Elena manages 48.10%.
• Elena has a higher match win rate over the past year at 71.95%, while Lucie's win rate stands at 63.83%.
• Both players exhibit their best career performance on clay courts, each winning 68% of matches on this surface, suggesting an evenly matched battle on clay.
• Elena predominantly competes in higher-level tournaments (Challengers/ITF > $10K) with a win rate of 66.67%, slightly surpassing Lucie's 65.38% in lower-level ($10K) tournaments.
• Lucie has faced stronger opponents, with an average rank of 237.89, as opposed to Elena's tougher path through players averaging a rank of 432.77. How might opponent quality influence their match preparedness?
• In deciding sets, Lucie has a narrow advantage, claiming victory in 50% of such occasions, while Elena has a 48% success rate.
• Lucie has a more effective breakpoint conversion rate of 44.72%, compared to Elena's 38.60%, potentially providing a critical factor in key moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance trends, Lucie Petruzelova exhibits a slight advantage when it comes to second serve points and breakpoint conversion, suggesting a robust approach under pressure.

Although Elena Ruxandra Bertea holds a higher overall match win percentage over the year and competes at a higher tournament level, Lucie's performance against stronger opponents could mean she is better prepared for this particular match.

Surface performance does not give either player a decisive edge as both excel on clay. The match outcome may hinge on in-game adaptation and judgment during crucial moments.

Considering all factors, Lucie Petruzelova seems marginally more likely to win based on her recent form and handling of higher-ranked adversaries.