Hiromi Abe vs Katerina Tsygourova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the recent six months, Hiromi Abe has demonstrated slightly better second serve performance than Anna Tsygourova by winning 37.34% of points compared to Tsygourova's 36.45%. Performance in return games highlights that Tsygourova has outperformed Abe on opponent second serves, winning 51.05% compared to Abe's 47.31%. For first serve returns, Tsygourova remains ahead, winning 39.26% compared to Abe's 36.45%.

Considering the pressure stats, Abe has been slightly more effective in saving breakpoints, with a 45.29% save rate, whereas Tsygourova has saved 41.37%. This statistic often plays a crucial role in in-game betting predictions. When examining performance over the past year, Abe has achieved victory in 71.43% of her matches (record: 55 wins and 22 losses), whereas Tsygourova has won 57.35% of her matches (record: 39 wins and 29 losses).

Analyzing surface statistics, Abe excels on hard courts with a 71% win rate (75 wins and 31 losses), contrasting with her 58% performance on indoor hard courts. Tsygourova's best surface is the indoor hard court with a 58% win rate (7 wins and 5 losses), while she struggles most on clay, boasting a 51% win rate (111 wins and 105 losses).

In terms of competition level, Abe predominantly participates in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, where she holds a 75.56% win rate (34 wins and 11 losses). Tsegyourova showcases a 60% win rate (21 wins and 14 losses) in the same tournament category. When comparing players, their respective event levels significantly influence predictions.

In their direct head-to-head clash, Abe holds the upper hand with one victory over Tsygourova. Their last match occurred at the W 35 Solarino on March 20, 2025, on a carpet surface, where Abe emerged victorious with scores of 6-1, 7-5. Despite their encounters, both players have yet to engage in a deciding set or tiebreak against each other, leaving room for speculation should their match progress to intense situations.

Evaluating opponent quality over the last year, Abe has faced opponents with an average rank of 429.21, while Tsygourova has contended with more challenging opponents, averaging a rank of 89.44. In terms of overall deciding set performance against all players, Abe boasts an impressive 65% win rate, whereas Tsygourova has secured victories in 50% of such scenarios over the past 12 months.

Recent statistics have shown that Abe has a slightly higher breakpoint conversion rate at 41.46%, compared to Tsygourova's 37.5%, a crucial factor for live betting during moments of service breaks. Given Abe's statistical superiority in most aspects and her head-to-head advantage, she stands as the favorite to win the upcoming match against Tsygourova.