Maddison Inglis vs Anna Bondar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Bondar has won 42.14% of points on her second serve, narrowly edging out Inglis, who secured 41.78%. This statistic is significantly correlated with the likelihood of winning a match. Additionally, the return game analysis reveals that Bondar has claimed 48.11% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Inglis's 46.77% during the same period. While considering return of first serves, Bondar outpaces Inglis with 33.09% to 30.96%, which holds substantial weight in predicting the outcome of their encounters.

Delving into the performance overview, in the past year, Bondar has achieved a win rate of 56.58% across all matches, with a win-loss tally of 43-33. Meanwhile, Inglis has outperformed her with a 65.43% win rate, accumulating a record of 53-28. This provides a broad yet insightful perspective into their head-to-head dynamics. Furthermore, under pressure, Bondar has saved 50% of breakpoints, slightly better than Inglis's 47.69%, an essential metric for those interested in in-game betting predictions.

Exploring surface preferences, Bondar excels on clay with a career win rate of 69% (W/L 303/137), but she struggles on grass with a win percentage of 0% (W/L 0/6). Inglis, on the other hand, performs best on hard courts, holding a 62% win rate (W/L 233/144), yet her performance on indoor hard courts is minimal, with no wins (W/L 0/2). Both players have primarily competed at the Challengers/ITF level tournaments with prize pools exceeding $10K over the past year. Bondar boasts a win rate of 76.32% (W/L 29/9), whereas Inglis follows with 67.69% (W/L 44/21).

When examining their head-to-head record, Inglis leads as she triumphed in their sole previous encounter at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. The historical match, which unfolded on a hard court, saw Inglis securing victory with a scoreline of 7-5, 6-4. Their direct competition lasts an average of 1 hour, 52 minutes, and 8 seconds, suggesting closely contested matches.

Further insights can be drawn from opponent quality statistics. Bondar has faced players with an average rank of 212.83 in the past 12 months, which is notably superior to Inglis's opponents, who held an average rank of 284.19. Inglis also demonstrates a slight edge in deciding set performance, winning 54% of such situations, compared to Bondar's 45%. With break point conversion rates standing at 34.47% for Bondar and 36.67% for Inglis, the latter holds a slight advantage in capitalizing on critical scoring opportunities.

Taking into account the current form, historical match outcomes, and specific performance statistics, Inglis appears slightly favored to claim victory in their upcoming clash. Her recent track record and overall strengths in pivotal moments may well tilt the scales in her favor.