Irina-Camelia Begu vs Anna Bondar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they perform on their second serve? Begu has recently secured 40.7% of second-serve points, whereas Bondar has a slightly better record with 43.45%.
• Who excels in the return game? In recent performances, Bondar comes out on top with a 48.67% success rate on opponent second-serve returns, compared to Begu's 46.27%.
• First serve return stats show a narrower gap, with Bondar achieving 32.9% versus Begu’s 31.66%.
• Under pressure, Bondar shows a stronger ability to save breakpoints with a success rate of 48.97%, compared to Begu’s 45.14%.
• Looking at the overall win-loss record over the past year, Begu has a slight edge, winning 59.09% of matches versus Bondar’s 58.97%.
• On clay surfaces, Bondar has a marginally better career win percentage of 69% compared to Begu's 67%.
• Both players show similar performances on the Challenger/ITF circuit, with Begu winning 83.33% and Bondar 80% of such matches over the last year.
• Their head-to-head encounters have resulted in one win each, though Begu leads in set wins by 3-2.
• Recent H2H history includes Bondar’s victory in the most recent matchup on a hard court at the Miami Open.
• In deciding sets, Bondar holds the advantage against Begu, having won both their previous decisive encounters.
• When facing extreme pressure situations like tiebreaks, Bondar again leads Begu with a win in their only tiebreaker played.
• Average opponent quality over the past year is slightly higher for Begu, facing players with an average rank of 161.07 compared to Bondar's 178.87.
• Bondar has the edge in overall deciding set performance, winning 55% of such matches compared to Begu's 45% over the past year.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, the two are nearly identical, with Begu at 33.65% and Bondar at 33.47%.

Editorial Prediction (May 15, 2025, UTC):

Both Begu and Bondar have demonstrated comparable performances in recent months, displaying strengths in different aspects of their games. Bondar’s slight advantage in second-serve performance and breakpoint saves could be crucial, especially during high-pressure moments.

Their head-to-head record is evenly matched in wins, but Bondar has shown a knack for thriving in decisive sets and extreme pressure situations like tiebreaks. This composure may offer her an edge if the match extends to the deciding stages.

Considering Bondar's recent victory in their last meeting on a hard court and better performance in decisive moments, she appears to be the slightly more favored player heading into this upcoming match.