Fiona Crawley vs Victoria Rodriguez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve performance, does Crawley's edge give them the advantage? Over the past six months, Crawley has secured 40.88% of points on their second serve, outshining Rodriguez who has snagged 35.66%. Such figures often play a crucial role in forecasting match outcomes.

Delving into return game statistics, Crawley again takes the lead, having amassed 54.47% success in winning opponent's second serve points. Meanwhile, Rodriguez trails slightly at 50.2%. Even when it comes to first serve returns, Crawley has the upper hand with a 38.41% success rate, compared to Rodriguez's 37.85%. These return stats significantly influence head-to-head match predictions.

Under pressure, who shows grit? Crawley has impressively saved 48.46% of breakpoints recently, while Rodriguez has managed to save 42.63%. An important statistic for those placing in-game bets, as it showcases the player's resilience during tense moments.

Analyzing their performance over the past year, Crawley has emerged victorious in 56.67% of their matches, equating to a W/L record of 17/13. Rodriguez, on the other hand, has won 49.15% of their encounters, with a 29/30 record. This gives us a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head potential.

Their prowess on different surfaces further distinguishes them. Crawley's peak performance surface is Hard, boasting a 71% win rate (W/L 40/16), whereas they struggle on Clay with a 29% rate (W/L 2/5). Rodriguez also thrives on Hard, with a 61% success rate (W/L 241/154), but falters most on Indoor Hard courts, holding a win percentage of 29% (W/L 2/5).

Both have mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K in the past year. Crawley has won 45.45% (W/L 10/12) of these matches, while Rodriguez stands at an even 50% (W/L 24/24). The level of competition is significant in evaluating who might come out on top.

The quality of opponents they've faced varies, with Crawley contending against players averaging a rank of 516.23, whereas Rodriguez's opponents average a rank of 366.25 over the past year. This could imply that Rodriguez is more battle-tested against stronger competition.

In deciding sets, Crawley has emerged triumphant in 46% over the last year, surpassing Rodriguez who has claimed victory in 32% of such battles. This metric is vital for live betting predictions, especially if the match becomes a nail-biter.

As for breakpoint conversion rates, Rodriguez holds the upper hand with a conversion rate of 46.36%, while Crawley follows with 41.67%. This stat is particularly insightful for recognizing who might swing the momentum during pivotal game moments.

Taking all these factors into account—from serve stats to breakpoint situations—it seems Crawley edges ahead, possessing strengths across various statistical categories. These comprehensive insights suggest that Crawley is poised to triumph in their upcoming showdown with Rodriguez.