Julia Grabher vs Katarina Zavatska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance in second serve points highlights slight differences between Grabher and Zavatska. Grabher has secured 37.78% of points on her second serve over the past six months, while Zavatska has achieved 35.69%. This statistic is closely linked with match prediction accuracy, providing a glimpse into their capabilities under pressure.

When it comes to returning games, Zavatska showcases stronger performance in recent months, winning 52.99% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Grabher's 46.17%. In terms of first serve returns, Zavatska again leads with 34.4%, while Grabher has managed to win 28.9% of these points. These stats alone strongly influence determining the favorite for this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, the ability to save breakpoints can heavily influence match outcomes. Zavatska has shown a slightly better record, successfully saving 46.71% of breakpoints, while Grabher has saved 46.29%. This aspect becomes instrumental in in-game betting predictions, especially as matches reach crucial points.

Regarding overall performance in the past year, Grabher has a winning percentage of 61.54% with a W/L record of 40/25, whereas Zavatska has a winning rate of 54% with a W/L record of 27/23. These figures provide a broad perspective on their performance consistency and are central to head-to-head prediction outlooks.

Both players excel on clay courts, with Grabher boasting a career win rate of 65% (W/L 333/179) and Zavatska 63% (W/L 162/94). However, the grass surface presents challenges, with Grabher winning only 20% of her matches and Zavatska 42%. Evaluating performance on different surfaces helps in predicting adaptability to various playing conditions.

In terms of match levels, Grabher, who has predominantly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, has won 74% of her matches (W/L 37/13). In comparison, Zavatska has also been primarily at similar levels but has a slightly lower win rate of 56.41% (W/L 22/17). The event level they compete at can heavily impact statistical comparison outcomes.

When examining their head-to-head record, Grabher holds a slight advantage, having won two out of three encounters. Across six sets, Grabher leads with four set victories compared to Zavatska's two. Their most recent match at the Billie Jean King Cup saw Zavatska triumph with a 6-2, 7-5 victory.

The average match duration between the two stands at 1:35:40, suggesting closely fought contests. Notably, neither player has won a deciding set in their encounters nor have they faced one another in that situation, but Grabher has claimed one tiebreak victory over Zavatska.

Opponent quality reveals Zavatska has faced slightly higher-ranked players with an average ranking of 251.92, whereas Grabher's opponent's average rank is 316.78. Performance in deciding sets over the last 12 months favors Zavatska, who has won 65% compared to Grabher's 43%. This statistic becomes crucial if the upcoming match extends to a deciding set.

In terms of breakpoint conversion, Grabher leads by converting 40.18% of her opportunities, overshadowing Zavatska's 31.4%, an insightful stat for live betting situations when breakpoints occur. Taking into account the breadth of these analyses, Grabher, with her higher win rate and head-to-head advantage, is likely to edge out Zavatska in this matchup.