Mirra Andreeva vs Veronika Kudermetova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the recent months, Andreeva seems to have a slight edge, winning 42.99% of points on her second serve compared to Kudermetova's 41.07%. This figure tends to be a significant indicator for predicting match outcomes. In the return game stats during this period, Kudermetova marginally leads, having won 50.43% of her opponent's second serve points, whereas Andreeva has secured 48.97%. For first serve returns, Andreeva stands at 30.1%, slightly ahead of Kudermetova's 28.4%.

When considering performances under pressure, Kudermetova demonstrates a better breakpoint saving capability at 50.76%, surpassing Andreeva who saved 46% of breakpoints. Observing performance over the past year, Andreeva's higher winning rate of 75.81% (with a W/L record of 47/15) contrasts with Kudermetova's 51.92% (W/L 27/25), which offers an encompassing perspective on their head-to-head prediction.

Surface preferences also provide valuable insights. Andreeva has shown a strong performance on Clay with an impressive win rate of 81% (W/L 57/13), while Kudermetova excels on Grass with a 61% win rate (W/L 30/19). Meanwhile, Kudermetova's least favorable surface is Hard, with a 58% win rate (W/L 188/136), opposed to Andreeva's lowest performance on Grass at 67% (W/L 6/3).

In terms of player level over the last year, Andreeva has predominantly participated in the Masters series, boasting an 80% winning rate (W/L 24/6). In contrast, Kudermetova has most of her matches in the Main tour, with a winning percentage of 53.33% (W/L 16/14). This plays a crucial role when comparing stats for determining the favorite, considering the event level is quite different.

The quality of opponents provides further context, with Andreeva facing players with an average rank of 53.82, while Kudermetova has encountered opponents with a lower average rank of 98.77. Should the match extend to a deciding set, Andreeva has a stronger performance, winning 70% of such sets over the last 12 months, surpassing Kudermetova's 47%.

In recent form, break point conversion rates reveal Andreeva's edge in converting 38.46% of opportunities compared to Kudermetova's 35.57%, providing a crucial stat for live betting predictions. With all data considered, Andreeva appears to have the statistical advantage going into this match, suggesting she might emerge as the likely winner based on current and past performances.