Jasmine Paolini vs Liudmila Samsonova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of match outcomes over the past year, Paolini has emerged victorious in 67.24% of her matches with a win-loss record of 39-19. Conversely, Samsonova has secured wins in 57.69% of her matches, tallying a record of 30-22. This overall performance overview provides a comprehensive perspective for predicting match outcomes.

When focusing on recent form over the last 6 months, Paolini has performed marginally better on the second serve, securing 42.81% of points, compared to Samsonova's 39.66%. In return games, Paolini has won 50.18% of her opponent's second serve points, while Samsonova has an edge with 53.47%. First serve returns are similarly close, with Paolini at 29.76% and Samsonova at 28.09%.

Paolini and Samsonova's head-to-head history shows that Samsonova has the upper hand, winning both of their previous encounters. In these matches, Samsonova has claimed four sets to Paolini's one. The most recent contest at the Australian Open saw Samsonova triumph with a 6-2, 6-4 scoreline. In extreme pressure scenarios, the pair has contested one tiebreak, which was won by Paolini, though this may not be entirely reflective of the overall head-to-head balance.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Paolini has a slight edge by saving 48.1% of breakpoints faced, while Samsonova has saved 44.37%. When it comes to converting breakpoints, Paolini has converted 35.61% of opportunities, nearly identical to Samsonova's 35.29%. These metrics prove invaluable for live in-game predictions, particularly during breakpoint opportunities.

Regarding surface preferences, Paolini's career-best results have occurred on clay with a 63% win rate, while grass poses more of a challenge, yielding a 48% win record. For Samsonova, grass proves favorable with a 67% win rate, while her clay records show a success rate of 59%.

Examining their match experience over the last year, Paolini has primarily participated in the Masters series, achieving a 54.55% win rate, whereas Samsonova has focused on the Main tour, securing victories in 57.14% of her matches. The level of events they've played at may influence the relative strength of their statistics.

Evaluating their performance in deciding sets against all players, Samsonova displays better proficiency, winning 58% of such matches compared to Paolini's 44%. Additionally, when considering opponent quality, Paolini's adversaries have had an average rank of 56.48, while Samsonova's have been slightly higher at 61.73.

Based on the comprehensive analysis of these statistics, including head-to-head match outcomes and current form metrics, Samsonova appears to be the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.