Mirra Andreeva vs Varvara Gracheva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance metrics of both players illuminates the potential outcomes of the upcoming tennis match. Over the last year, Mirra Andreeva has demonstrated remarkable consistency, winning 73.21% of her matches with a W/L record of 41/15. In contrast, Varvara Gracheva has recorded a 53.7% win rate with a W/L tally of 29/25. These figures contribute to the head-to-head prediction overview.

Both players have their strengths on the clay surface, with Andreeva achieving an impressive career win percentage of 81% (W/L 57/13), while Gracheva follows closely with a 66% win rate (W/L 142/74). However, their performance on grass varies significantly, where Andreeva has a 67% win record, and Gracheva only manages a 36% win rate on the less favorable surface.

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Andreeva has maintained a winning percentage of 43.1% for points on her second serve, edging out Gracheva, who has a 40.07% win rate on second serve points. This difference is a high indicator of match prediction accuracy. Furthermore, return game stats reveal Andreeva winning 49.12% of her opponent's second serve points, while Gracheva follows closely with 48.58%. Their ability to return the first serve shows Andreeva at 30.21% and Gracheva at 34.24%, an important metric to determine today's favorite.

When under pressure, Gracheva manages to save 48.56% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Andreeva, who saves 44.58%. Gracheva's breakpoint conversion rate in recent form is 42.45%, whereas Andreeva converts at 35.88%. These figures provide valuable insights for in-game betting.

Examining player level, Andreeva has mostly competed in Masters series events, winning 75% (W/L 18/6), compared to Gracheva, who competed mostly on the Main tour with a 42.11% win rate (W/L 8/11). The quality of opponents showcases Andreeva facing players with an average rank of 57.09, notably higher than Gracheva's opponents, who average 152.57 in rank.

In direct head-to-head encounters, Andreeva holds a perfect record, winning their only match at the French Open in Paris on clay, with scores of 7-5, 6-2. With no deciding sets or tiebreaks yet played between the two, predictions if the match goes the distance favor Andreeva, given her 67% success rate in deciding sets over the past year compared to Gracheva's 45%.

Overall, considering the past performances, current metrics, and direct interactions between the players, Andreeva appears to be the strong contender to win the upcoming match. The stats lean heavily in her favor, suggesting she may continue her winning streak over Gracheva.