Iga Swiatek vs Elina Svitolina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Svitolina has been slightly more effective on second serves, winning 40.61% of points compared to Swiatek's 38.96%. Does this give her a slight edge in serve performance? Possibly.
• When it comes to returning, Svitolina has a better track record in recent months, claiming 51.64% against opponents' second serves, while Swiatek sits at 47.48%. Does this suggest a strong return game for Svitolina? Yes, especially on second serves.
• In saving breakpoints, Svitolina is ahead, defending 47.67% of them, compared to Swiatek's 45.05%. Could this indicate composure under pressure? It would seem so.
• Overall win rates in the past year point to Swiatek leading with 79.1% of matches won over Svitolina's 71.93%. Does winning more often make Swiatek the favorite? Potentially, given the broader success rate.
• Svitolina thrives on hard courts with a win rate of 68%, while Swiatek excels on clay, winning 88%. Given the surface, who might perform better? It depends on the court type.
• Both players mostly compete at the Masters level with Swiatek slightly ahead, winning 73.33% of matches versus Svitolina's 68%. Is tournament level experience crucial? Often, especially in closely contested matches.
• In their head-to-head encounters, Swiatek leads 3 victories to Svitolina's 1. Does past performance predict future outcomes? It often provides valuable insights.
• When pushed to a deciding set, Swiatek edges Svitolina by winning 75% of such matches, compared to Svitolina's 61%. Does this highlight Swiatek's resilience? Likely.
• Svitolina has faced players ranked on average 63.02, while Swiatek's opponents were tougher, ranked at 51.51 on average. Does this affect competition sharpness? Possibly favors Swiatek due to stronger adversaries.
• Swiatek also better converts breakpoints at 36.92%, slightly ahead of Svitolina's 35.25%. Could effective break conversion inform outcome predictions? Definitely relevant during match play.

Editorial Prediction (June 2, 2025, UTC):

With a superior win percentage over the past year and a slight edge in head-to-head matches, Swiatek seems to have the upper hand in the upcoming match. Despite Svitolina's strong serve and return statistics, Swiatek has shown consistent superiority under pressure, particularly in deciding sets.

Moreover, playing against higher-ranked opponents consistently, Swiatek has honed her skills in competitive settings. While Svitolina's hard court success gives her potential on the surface, Swiatek's adaptability and efficiency in breakpoint conversions provide her with a tactical edge.

Based on recent form trends and historical data, Iga Swiatek is favored to win this encounter.