Marta Kostyuk vs Caroline Dolehide Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, Dolehide has strutted onto the tennis court with 42.47% of points won while serving up her second serve like a cocktail with just the right amount of zest. Meanwhile, Kostyuk, not one to miss the party, trails closely with a 40.85% success rate. So, if you're placing bets, keep an eye on those second serves—it might just be the crystal ball you need.

Return games are where the real drama unfolds. Recently, Dolehide has pocketed 47.49% of her opponents' second serve points like they're going out of vogue. On the flip side, Kostyuk isn't far behind, swiping 49.52% of those points faster than a racket at Wimbledon. When it comes to first-serve returns, it's a tight race with Dolehide at 34.78% and Kostyuk at 33.71%, a stat that's tighter than a pair of well-shrunk tennis shorts.

Now, when the pressure mounts and the break points are like hot potatoes, Dolehide has proven nifty, saving 52.84% of them—quite the clutch player! Kostyuk, however, shows she’s still got a steel nerve by saving 46.84% of her break points. If you fancy betting on those nail-biting moments, this nifty little fact might just determine who saves the day.

Over the past year, our tennis titans have been duking it out with Dolehide winning 48.94% of the matches she’s played, while Kostyuk has been on a roll, chalking up a 57.14% success rate. Now that's a record that would make any trophy blush. Their best surfaces might also tell a story, with both aces preferring Clay. Dolehide embraces the muck with a commanding win rate of 63%. Kostyuk ups the ante with a 66% success smearing clay all over her rivals. Meanwhile, quicker courts reveal their kryptonite with Dolehide struggling a bit on Indoor hard courts and Kostyuk on Grass, like a cat cautiously treading water.

These competitors have danced on the court just once before, with Kostyuk stealing the spotlight in a swift two-set spectacle—think Broadway, but with rackets. Back in Doha, she waltzed away with a 6-3, 7-5 victory. Despite not facing any tiebreakers or deciding sets yet, if these two extend their contest past two sets, it may be Dolehide who holds the upper hand with a 67% deciding set win rate, compared to Kostyuk's respectable 59%.

When it comes to converting break points, Dolehide turns opportunities into points 39.16% of the time. Kostyuk isn’t one to let her chances flounder either, converting 37.33% of her break points with precision. If you're angling for some nerve-jangling in-game decision-making, keep these numbers in mind when they’ve got the advantage on serve.

Drum roll, please... considering all the stats and a little pinch of intuition that only tennis can offer, the prediction leans toward Kostyuk clinching this one. But then again, in the gladiatorial arena of tennis, fortunes can swing faster than a lightning bolt serve!