Fiona Ganz vs Yelyzaveta Kotliar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Fiona Ganz has been superior in recent second serve success, capturing 41.35% of points compared to Yelyzaveta Kotliar's 35.50%.
• In terms of returning opponent's second serves, Kotliar excels, achieving 51.90% versus Ganz’s 48.46%.
• Both players face challenges with first serve returns but Kotliar remains slightly ahead, at 38.29% compared to Ganz’s 34.21%.
• Ganz has demonstrated greater resilience under pressure, saving 47.76% of breakpoints, while Kotliar has saved 42.66%.
• Over the last year, Kotliar has had a slightly higher match win rate of 63.51% compared to Ganz’s 53.57%.
• Surface proficiency varies: Ganz thrives on hard courts with a 56% win rate, while Kotliar performs best on clay with a 63% success rate.
• Regarding the level of tournaments, Ganz has a higher win rate in Futures/ITF $10K events, while Kotliar competes more in higher-level ITF events.
• Historically, Kotliar holds a direct advantage, having won their only head-to-head match in straight sets.
• This previous encounter lasted on average 1:21:48, displaying Kotliar’s competitive edge.
• Facing slightly tougher opponents on average, Kotliar's opponents’ average ranking is 388.16, compared to Ganz’s 407.64.
• If a match extends to a deciding set, Ganz performs better, winning 50% of such scenarios, while Kotliar wins 47%.
• For informed predictions, current event performance should be analyzed alongside these historical stats.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

In examining the second serve prowess and return game statistics, Fiona Ganz originally holds an edge with better serving proficiency. However, Yelyzaveta Kotliar compensates with superior return stats, particularly against first serves.

Historically, Kotliar has a slight edge with a current lead in their head-to-head battle, alongside a notably higher match win percentage over the last 12 months.

Assessing surface preferences, Kotliar’s strength on clay is contrasted by Ganz’s favorable hard court performance. Despite this, the previous head-to-head took place on a hard court where Kotliar still emerged victorious.

Considering the combination of head-to-head results, Kotliar's resilience in return games, and her adaptation to various competitive environments, Yelyzaveta Kotliar appears to be the likely winner in the forthcoming match.