Mayu Crossley vs Alexis Blokhina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In a sporting analysis of second serve performances over the past six months, Blokhina exhibits a winning rate of 41.67% in points on their second serve, surpassing Crossley, who holds a 36.16% winning percentage. This particular metric often correlates highly with predicting match outcomes. Conversely, in return game statistics, Crossley outshines Blokhina by capturing 51.65% of opponents' second serve points to Blokhina's 45.75%, with Crossley also leading in first serve returns at 37.6% compared to Blokhina's 33.76%.

In examining breakpoints saved, Blokhina edges out slightly, having saved 44.78% of breakpoints, while Crossley has managed to save 41.46%. This measure is vital for those betting live, as it indicates who withstands pressure more effectively. Historically speaking, throughout the last year, Blokhina boasts a match win percentage of 72.41% with a record of 21 wins and 8 losses, closely rivaled by Crossley's win percentage of 71.05%, translating to 27 victories and 11 defeats.

Each player's performance on different surfaces also offers key insights. Blokhina's preferred career surface is indoor hard courts, with a 60% win record, whereas outdoor hard courts have a slightly lower success rate of 59%. Conversely, Crossley excels on clay with a dominant 76% win ratio, while hard courts present a challenge at a 67% win rate. As both competitors predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K, Blokhina has triumphed in 70.59% of those matches, marginally ahead of Crossley, who has secured 69.44% wins.

In terms of head-to-head confrontations, Crossley holds a decisive advantage, having bested Blokhina in their sole encounter, notably at the 2025 W 35 Jackson tournament in straight sets 6-1, 6-3. This precedent, combined with a lack of head-to-head deciding sets or tiebreaks, illuminates the dynamics of direct competition favoring Crossley. Moreover, Crossley has faced relatively higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 336.21) compared to Blokhina's average opposition rank of 365.79.

Both players have shown an equal propensity (67%) for success in deciding sets over the last year. However, Crossley possesses a slight advantage in breakpoint conversion, achieving a 43.7% success rate against Blokhina's 41.18%. This could prove crucial in high-stakes moments where breaking serve becomes pivotal. Considering these multifaceted statistical insights, although closely matched, Crossley appears to have the upper hand going into this encounter and is favored to extend her head-to-head dominance over Blokhina.