Lucrezia Stefanini vs Ysaline Bonaventure Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the second serve, who has the sharper edge? In the past six months, Stefano has marginally outshined Bonaventure, winning 36.71% versus 35.95% of points on the second serve. This particular statistic offers a glimpse into which player might have the upper hand in upcoming match scenarios and has proven to be highly indicative of match outcomes.

The return game presents a striking difference in performance. Stefanini has shown exceptional skill in winning 55.18% of her opponents' points on their second serve, while Bonaventure's figure stands at 44.44%. When facing their opponents' first serves, Stefanini still leads, capturing 39.54% compared to Bonaventure's 19.21%. Such figures make it clear who might dominate the game based on return ability.

Pressure situations can make or break a player, and here Stefanini again holds an advantage by saving 48.01% of breakpoints compared to Bonaventure’s 42%. This can prove crucial during live betting and might tip the scales when the two face each other.

Looking at an overall performance overview from the last year, Stefanini's winning percentage stands strong at 60%, with a win-loss record of 42-28. In contrast, Bonaventure has managed to win just 11.11% of matches (W/L 1-8), painting a compelling picture of their current form.

On their preferred surfaces, Stefanini claims a win rate of 64% on hard courts, while she performs slightly less well on grass at 53%. Meanwhile, Bonaventure’s finest results come from indoor hard courts, winning 66% of the time, with a more modest 54% on traditional hard courts.

Examining where these players have primarily competed, Stefanini largely participates in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, boasting a 63.83% win rate. Bonaventure, although typically found on the Main tour, is yet to win a match in this arena over the past year (W/L 0-3). This difference in competition levels provides additional context to their respective performance stats.

Further delving into their competition, Stefanini's average opponent over the past year was ranked 250.7, while Bonaventure faced players averaging a rank of 154.67. Should the match proceed to a deciding set, history favors Stefanini, who clinched 57% of such situations, in stark contrast to Bonaventure's 0% success rate.

For those betting on breakpoint conversions, Stefanini narrowly edges out Bonaventure, converting 44.19% compared to 41.67%. This statistic is vital for those placing live bets, indicating which player might capitalize when given the opportunity.

With all this data pointing towards Stefanini, from serve to return, pressure performance, and past match wins, she looks set to have the upper hand in the upcoming encounter against Bonaventure.