Linda Klimovicova vs Ayla Aksu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the upcoming tennis match between Aksu and Klimovicova, a few key statistics stand out that might help in predicting the likely favorite. Aksu has demonstrated a second serve win rate of 38.26% over the past six months, while Klimovicova edges slightly ahead with a win rate of 39.12% in the same statistic. This marginal difference in second serve success is often highly indicative of overall match outcomes.

In terms of return game performance, Aksu has secured 52.02% of points on their opponent's second serve compared to Klimovicova’s 51.32%. For first serve returns, Aksu leads with 30.89% while Klimovicova follows closely with 27.86%. These figures are critical as they offer insights into each player's potential to challenge serve, which is a strong predictor in head-to-head matchups.

When placed under pressure, Aksu has managed to save 50.28% of break points, a slight advantage over Klimovicova’s 49.6%. This ability to perform under duress is an important metric for making in-game betting predictions. Breakpoint conversion rates are also telling; Aksu has converted 41.38% of breakpoint opportunities, a bit more efficient than Klimovicova’s 38.64% conversion rate.

Evaluating career surface performance, both athletes perform best on hard courts. Aksu boasts a 63% win rate on this surface, whereas Klimovicova is ahead with a 72% win rate. Klimovicova's weakest surface is clay, with a win rate of 51%, compared to Aksu's least favorable surface of indoor hard courts with a 49% win rate. These stats underscore their adaptability to different playing conditions, which is crucial for surface-dependent matches.

Over the last year, Aksu has won 58.93% of their matches, with a record of 33 wins and 23 losses. In contrast, Klimovicova has displayed strong form with a 71.19% win rate and an impressive 42-17 win-loss record. This performance overview provides a comprehensive look into their recent form and consistency.

Reflecting on performance levels, Aksu primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, where they have a win rate of 61.11%. Klimovicova also competes predominantly at this level but holds a superior win rate of 74.07%. This indicates a higher success rate in similar competitive conditions.

Looking at the caliber of opposition faced, Aksu’s opponents have held an average rank of 290.52, while Klimovicova has faced competitors averaging a rank of 263.88. This slight difference suggests Klimovicova has consistently played against stronger competition. Additionally, both players maintain a 67% success rate in deciding sets, highlighting their resilience under high-stakes conditions.

In summary, despite Aksu demonstrating certain strengths, Klimovicova appears to be the stronger player based on statistical performance in multiple key areas, especially when factoring in recent form, surface preferences, and opponent quality. According to these stats, Klimovicova holds a slight edge going into the match, making them the likely favorite to win.