Emina Bektas vs Maria Camila Osorio Serrano Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent performance in second serve points, Bektas has demonstrated a stronger ability by winning 45.87% compared to Serrano's 34.56% over the last six months. This statistic is closely linked to predicting match outcomes, making Bektas appear slightly more favorable in this area.

Evaluating return game statistics, Bektas has won 48.11% of their opponent's second serve points in recent outings, whereas Serrano has a slight edge with 50.1%. Regarding first serve returns, Serrano outperforms Bektas, winning 35.57% compared to Bektas's 25%, giving Serrano an advantage in head-to-head matchups based on these metrics.

When subjected to breakpoints, Serrano has proven more resilient, saving 52.21% compared to Bektas's 47.95%, offering a key insight for in-game betting strategies. Over the past year, Bektas has a win rate of 51.85% with a record of 28 wins and 26 losses, while Serrano has achieved a higher success rate, winning 61.11% with 33 victories and 21 defeats.

Reviewing surface performance, Bektas's best results have come on hard courts, with a win percentage of 60% (186 wins, 125 losses), whereas they struggle more on clay with only a 42% success rate (15 wins, 21 losses). In contrast, Serrano thrives on clay, achieving a 71% win rate (117 wins, 48 losses), but is less dominant on grass, winning just 52% (12 wins, 11 losses).

Furthermore, Bektas predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with a 66.67% win ratio (20 wins, 10 losses). Serrano, however, participates primarily on the main tour, maintaining a similar success rate of 66.67% (18 wins, 9 losses), but against higher-ranked opponents, averaging a ranking of 105.44 compared to Bektas's 224.87.

In terms of their direct confrontations, Bektas has been victorious in both of their previous encounters, winning all four sets played against Serrano. Their last meeting at the Lubbock quarterfinals on hard court saw Bektas secure a win 7-6(5), 7-6(4). Such head-to-head statistics, including victories in two tiebreaks against Serrano, suggest Bektas's superior performance under pressure.

Considering deciding set performances against all opponents, Bektas has won 75% of these scenarios over the last year, surpassing Serrano, who boasts a 60% rate. This becomes crucial if their upcoming match extends to a deciding set. Though Serrano boasts a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 45.45% compared to Bektas’s 29.63%, the comprehensive analysis suggests that Bektas holds an overall advantage.

Given these detailed statistics and comparisons, Bektas emerges as the likely favorite for the upcoming match against Serrano, backed by a stronger head-to-head record, consistent performance under pressure, and favorable second serve and deciding set statistics.