Fiona Crawley vs Alexandra Vagramov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Vagramov has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 41.03% of points compared to Crawley's 38.04%. Could this be crucial to their overall game plan? It might, considering the high correlation between this stat and match predictions.
• In return games, Crawley is slightly ahead on opponent's second serve points with 54.21%, while Vagramov ranks at 53.08%. When it comes to first serve returns, Crawley leads more significantly with 37.02% against Vagramov’s 27.52%, suggesting Crawley's return game could pose a challenge for Vagramov.
• Under pressure, Vagramov has managed to save 51.4% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Crawley’s 46.27%, indicating a potential edge in breakpoint situations.
• Both players have similar overall match win percentages in the past year, with Vagramov at 65.22% and Crawley at 65.31%. How significant is this difference? It's minimal, but consistency might give Vagramov a slight advantage in tough matches.
• Surface preferences highlight Crawley’s best performance on Hard courts with a 75% win rate, while Vagramov performs best on Clay at 60%. The upcoming match surface could significantly influence the outcome.
• Vagramov has mostly participated in Futures and ITF tournaments ($10K), winning 68.75% of matches, whereas Crawley has competed in Challengers and ITF tournaments over $10K, with a win rate of 65.22%. Is the level of competition enough to tip the scales? Crawley’s tougher competition might prepare them better for high-pressure matches.
• Looking at opponent quality, Vagramov generally faces higher-ranked players with an average rank of 220.96, compared to Crawley whose opponents have an average rank of 395.96. Does this suggest Vagramov is more battle-tested? Possibly.
• In deciding sets, Crawley shows superior performance, winning 53% compared to Vagramov's 40%, indicating resilience in tightly contested matches.
• Recent breakpoint conversion rates favor Crawley, who converts 39.93% of opportunities compared to Vagramov’s 27.87%, an important factor in determining in-match momentum.

Editorial Prediction (July 18, 2025, UTC):

Heading into their matchup, both players exhibit strengths that could influence the outcome. Vagramov excels on Clay and remains composed under pressure, reflected in a higher break-point save percentage. These attributes could see him well-positioned if the match becomes closely contested.

On the other hand, Crawley's proficiency on Hard courts, superior first-serve returns, and impressive breakpoint conversion rate mark him as a potentially formidable opponent. His experience against a broader range of competitors in more demanding circuits may also play a decisive role.

While statistical nuances between them are subtle, Crawley’s collective strengths in return games, establishing control on the Hard courts, and experience in more competitive settings suggest he has the upper hand. Consequently, Crawley is slightly favored to win this upcoming match.