Laura Siegemund vs Ekaterina Alexandrova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, second serve performance shows Siegemund slightly ahead, winning 42.47% of points compared to Alexandrova's 39.75%. Could this serve performance hint at a slight edge?
• Looking at return game stats, Siegemund has also outperformed Alexandrova in winning points off opponents' second serves, with 50.31% compared to Alexandrova's 49.37%.
• First serve return success rates are close but again favor Siegemund, who has won 32.1%, compared to Alexandrova's 30.51%.
• Alexandrova demonstrates resilience under pressure, saving 47.97% of breakpoints, slightly better than Siegemund's 45.75%.
• In a broader performance overview, Alexandrova has won 65.08% of her matches over the last year, outperforming Siegemund, who has won 54.72%.
• Surface preferences differ; Alexandrova excels on indoor hard courts, while Siegemund performs best on clay.
• On the Main tour over the last year, Alexandrova secures 70.97% wins, a stark contrast to Siegemund’s 54.17% win rate.
• Head-to-head, Alexandrova leads, having won two out of three encounters against Siegemund.
• Their previous match at the Australian Open saw Siegemund triumph on a hard surface in three sets.
• Matches average over two hours, indicating both players tend to battle it out.
• In deciding sets head-to-head, each has claimed victory once, illustrating equal performance in high-pressure situations.
• Opponent quality gives Alexandrova another edge, as she has faced tougher opponents, averaging a rank of 62.63 against Siegemund's 104.92.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Alexandrova edges Siegemund with a 55% win rate.
• Break point conversion sees Siegemund slightly ahead, converting 37.79% of opportunities compared to Alexandrova's 34.72%.

Editorial Prediction (August 30, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Alexandrova and Siegemund promises a competitive encounter, based on their historical performances and recent form.

Siegemund shows a slight advantage in serving and returning on second serves, adding pressure on Alexandrova's gameplay. However, Alexandrova shines in break point saving and overall match performance, suggesting her strong resilience under pressure.

With a superior win rate across the past year and more experience against higher-ranked opponents, Alexandrova holds the upper hand when it comes to adapting to varying game strategies.

Given these factors, while Siegemund's recent hard court win against Alexandrova at the Australian Open could provide confidence, Alexandrova's broad competitive edge suggests she is more likely to emerge victorious in their next duel.