Emina Bektas vs Alice Robbe Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance over the past year, Robbe has managed to win 48.15% of their matches, achieving a win-loss record of 26-28, while Bektas has slightly outperformed with a win rate of 50.91% and a record of 28-27. Their head-to-head encounters show that Bektas has dominated with a previous win, having an advantageous edge over Robbe. Their last match at the W 60 Pretoria displayed Bektas's prowess on the court, winning in three sets with a scoreline of 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.

On hard surfaces, both players exhibit formidable skills, each securing a 60% win rate over their careers. However, their performance on varying surfaces diverges, as Robbe has yet to achieve a win on grass (0% win rate), whereas Bektas struggles comparatively on clay with a 41% win rate. This suggests a potential impact on match outcomes depending on surface type, though this particular encounter occurs on a hard court where they are evenly matched historically.

Both players have been actively participating in Challenger and ITF tournaments valued over $10K. Here, Bektas shows a substantial advantage with a win rate of 66.67% (W/L 20/10), whereas Robbe has secured victories in 39.47% of their matches (W/L 15/23). The analysis on their second serve points clarifies further differences between the two, with Robbe winning 36.72% of points compared to Bektas’s 45.05% in recent form.

The return game statistics provide key insights into their styles, where Robbe outshines Bektas in winning 53.73% of their opponent's second serve points against Bektas’s 49.76%. However, Robbe dominates first serve returns, with success in 33.89% of instances against Bektas’s 26.43%. Evaluating their ability to perform under pressure reveals that Bektas surpasses Robbe slightly, saving 49.38% of breakpoints against Robbe’s 46.53% conversion rate.

In head-to-head contests, matches between the two average 1:47:0 in duration, reflecting closely contested encounters. Historical pressure situations, like deciding sets, show Bektas is significantly more successful, securing victories 69% of the time, while Robbe lags at 21%. Furthermore, with opponents at average ranks of 256.98 for Robbe and 229.49 for Bektas, Bektas has had a tougher competitive schedule which often serves as a testament to their resilience and skill.

When focusing on break point conversion rates, Robbe edges out Bektas by converting 38.69% of opportunities recent form, compared to Bektas's 35.16%. Despite this particular advantage, Bektas's comprehensive superior statistics, surface adaptability, and demonstrated head-to-head victories position her as the likely victor in the impending match.