Ipek Oz vs Yara Bartashevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance over the last six months, Oz has emerged stronger, winning 50.28% of points on their second serve compared to Bartashevich's 46.23%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes and gives an edge to Oz in this area.

Regarding the return game stats, Bartashevich has demonstrated an edge, having won 54.91% of their opponent's second serve points in recent form, whereas Oz has achieved 52.57%. When evaluating first serve returns, Bartashevich continues to show a slight advantage with 39.38% over Oz's 37.36%. These stats show a correlation to head-to-head match predictions.

Under pressure, Oz has managed to save 54.7% of breakpoints in recent play, outperforming Bartashevich, who has saved 50.58%. This stat provides insight into potential in-game betting predictions and suggests Oz might handle pressure situations more effectively.

Looking at overall performance, Bartashevich shows a higher winning percentage over the past year, securing victories in 59.02% of matches played (36 wins, 25 losses), while Oz has won 54.05% (40 wins, 34 losses). This gives us a comprehensive head-to-head prediction overview, favoring Bartashevich.

Both players tend to excel on clay surfaces, with Oz holding a 58% win rate (205 wins, 146 losses) and Bartashevich a close 57% (33 wins, 25 losses). However, on their worst surfaces, Oz has a 43% win rate on Hard courts, and Bartashevich has a 48% win rate on Indoor Hard courts, which could be pivotal based on the surface of the upcoming match.

Examining player level, Oz has performed slightly better in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 55.22% (37 wins, 30 losses), compared to Bartashevich's 53.49% (23 wins, 20 losses). This slight advantage favors Oz when considering event-level performance.

Opponent quality analysis reveals that over the last 12 months, Oz has competed against higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 263.09. In contrast, Bartashevich's opponents averaged a rank of 405.44, indicating a tougher schedule for Oz.

In close matches, Bartashevich has a better record in deciding sets, winning 65% of them over the past year, in contrast to Oz's 56%. This implies a resilience that might play a crucial role in tight situations.

Finally, Bartashevich has a higher breakpoint conversion rate in recent form, successfully converting 52.98% of opportunities, whereas Oz has converted 41.72%. This statistic is essential for live betting tips and suggests Bartashevich might capitalize more on breaking serve.

Overall, while both players showcase strengths and weaknesses, based on the statistical comparisons, Bartashevich appears to have the edge in this upcoming encounter.