Elina Svitolina vs Moyuka Uchijima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance stats can provide insights into predicting the outcome of the upcoming match between Svitolina and Uchijima. Over the last six months, Svitolina has managed to win 40.24% of points on her second serve, whereas Uchijima has slightly surpassed her with 44.34% in the same aspect. This particular statistic is often closely linked with the accuracy of match predictions.

Return game statistics further illuminate their recent form. Svitolina has claimed 50.52% of her opponent's second serve points, while Uchijima has secured 51.19%. For first serve returns, Svitolina boasts a 30.26% success rate compared to Uchijima's 32.13%. These figures suggest who might be favored in this head-to-head matchup. Analyzing the overall performance from the past year highlights that Svitolina has won 70.91% of her matches (W/L 39/16), whereas Uchijima trails with a 60.81% success rate (W/L 45/29), offering a comprehensive prediction overview.

Examining their ability to handle pressure situations, Svitolina has saved 47.54% of breakpoints, in contrast to Uchijima's superior 53.7%. This is a valuable statistic particularly for those interested in in-game betting predictions. When it comes to best surfaces, Svitolina’s best career surface is Hard with a 68% win rate (W/L 292/138), while Uchijima shines brightest on Clay with a 71% win percentage (W/L 77/32). On Grass, both players show weaker performances, Svitolina winning 52% (W/L 26/24) and Uchijima 30% (W/L 3/7).

Player level exposure also plays a role. Last year, matches mainly at the Masters series saw Svitolina winning 68.18% (W/L 15/7), closely matched by Uchijima’s 68% (W/L 17/8). Such data is crucial as it contextualizes their stats relative to the event level they have both been competing at, offering a clearer picture for predictions.

Their direct head-to-head statistics show Svitolina leading, with a 1-0 record in their encounters. In their sole previous meeting during the Olympics in Paris on July 28, 2024, on Clay, Svitolina comfortably defeated Uchijima 6-2, 6-1. Average match duration between them has been 1 hour and 20 minutes, indicating a straightforward contest. It's noteworthy that neither has won a tiebreak against the other, nor have they engaged in a deciding set.

Delving into the quality of their opponents over the last year, Svitolina has faced players with an average rank of 66.58, compared to Uchijima's average opponent having a rank of 138.96. If the match extends to a deciding set, Uchijima holds a slight advantage with a 66% win rate, surpassing Svitolina's 56% success in such scenarios over the past year. Although Svitolina has shown consistency and resilience, Uchijima's record in deciding sets and pressure situations underlines her strengths.

While both players have comparable breakpoint conversion rates recently, with Svitolina at 35.76% and Uchijima at 35.95%, Uchijima's marginal lead in certain areas, combined with her prowess on her preferred surface, positions her as the likely favorite to claim victory in the upcoming match.