Elina Svitolina vs Olga Danilovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, second serve statistics show that Svitolina has won 40.51% of points on her second serve, slightly trailing Danilovic, who has secured 41.02%. This particular stat holds significant weight in predicting match outcomes. Furthermore, when it comes to return games, Svitolina has demonstrated better performance by winning 51.34% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Danilovic's 45.17%. In terms of first serve returns, the numbers are closely matched, with Danilovic having a slight edge at 31.01% over Svitolina's 30.13%.

Evaluating their performance under pressure, Svitolina has managed to save 48.87% of breakpoints, while Danilovic trails closely with a 47.85% save rate. This is an insightful stat for in-game betting predictions. Concerning breakpoint conversion, Svitolina has been able to capitalize on 36% of her opportunities, whereas Danilovic has converted 32.46% of her chances, which can be a decisive factor during live matches.

Looking at the overall performance over the last year, Svitolina has secured victories in 67.31% of her matches (W/L 35/17), although Danilovic maintains a slightly higher win percentage at 72.58% (W/L 45/17). However, the relative strength of their competition differs, with Svitolina facing opponents with an average rank of 67.6, compared to Danilovic's average opponent ranking of 103.84.

Svitolina displays a stronger record on hard courts with a win percentage of 68% (W/L 292/138), while having her lowest career win percentage on grass, standing at 52% (W/L 26/24). In contrast, Danilovic excels on clay, boasting a 71% win percentage (W/L 146/60), and experiences challenges on the grass with a 47% win rate (W/L 7/8).

In terms of player level, the past year has seen Svitolina participating primarily in Masters series tournaments with a 60% win rate (W/L 12/8), whereas Danilovic has excelled in Challengers/ITF events, achieving an 80.95% win rate (W/L 17/4). Their performances in deciding sets could prove pivotal, as Danilovic has won 71% of deciding sets over the past year compared to Svitolina's 56%.

Analyzing these statistics, Danilovic appears to hold a slight advantage given her higher overall win percentage and superior performance in deciding sets. However, Svitolina's experience against higher-ranked opponents and her consistency on hard courts can be instrumental. Based on these factors, Danilovic is favored to win this upcoming match.