Leylah Annie Fernandez vs Aliaksandra Sasnovich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of recent performance on second serve, Sasnovich has secured 38.49% of points on her second serve in the last six months, compared to Fernandez who has managed 41.28%. This stat is often closely linked with predicting match outcomes. Additionally, when examining return game performance, Sasnovich has won 53.06% of her opponent's second serve points, while Fernandez has secured 50% during the same period. The comparison for first serve returns shows Sasnovich at 33.87% and Fernandez at 26.84%, both critical indicators in determining the likely favorite in head-to-head matchups.

Exploring break point scenarios under pressure, Sasnovich has saved 48.24% of break points in her recent matches, while Fernandez has been slightly better, saving 51.98%. This factor can be particularly insightful for in-game betting predictions. In a broader performance overview over the last year, Sasnovich has won 59.26% of her matches (W/L 32/22) in contrast to Fernandez, who has claimed victory in 57.63% of her matches (W/L 34/25), providing a foundation for the head-to-head prediction outlook.

When analyzing surface preferences, Sasnovich performs best on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 68% (W/L 105/50), whereas her weakest surface is grass, boasting a 49% win rate (W/L 23/24). For Fernandez, the peak performance is also on indoor hard courts with a 71% win rate (W/L 17/7), while her least successful surface is clay, where she has a 54% win rate (W/L 47/40). Comparing their participation levels, both Sasnovich and Fernandez have largely played on the Main tour, winning 65.38% (W/L 17/9) and 65.52% (W/L 19/10) of their matches, respectively.

Their direct head-to-head results show Fernandez leading with 2 wins compared to Sasnovich's 1 win across their 3 encounters. Throughout these matches, they have contested 8 sets with Fernandez taking 5 and Sasnovich 3. Their last meeting occurred at the Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo on October 21, 2024, where Fernandez triumphed with a 5-7, 6-2, 5-2 result. Generally, matches between them have averaged a duration of 2:15:1. Interestingly, Sasnovich has a slight edge in deciding sets, having won the only one they've played out of a total of their meetings.

In extreme pressure situations, they've only played one tiebreak, with Sasnovich emerging victorious. The quality of their opponents over the past year varies significantly, with Sasnovich facing opponents averaging a rank of 155.09 and Fernandez's opponents averaging a rank of 69.27. Across all matches, Sasnovich has won 64% of her deciding sets over the past 12 months, whereas Fernandez stands at 50%. For break point conversions in recent form, Sasnovich has converted 39.04% of her opportunities, overshadowing Fernandez's 30.28% conversion rate.

Assessing these statistical insights, Sasnovich shows some advantages, particularly in high-pressure situations such as deciding sets and break points. Considering these factors, Sasnovich appears to have the statistical edge in this upcoming match based on the historical data.