Natalija Stevanovic vs Noemi Basiletti Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining recent second serve performance, Stevanovic has managed to secure 39.21% of points on their second serve over the past six months, narrowly outperforming Basiletti, who has achieved a 38.15% success rate. Such statistics are strongly indicative of potential match outcomes. Additionally, when focused on the return game, Stevanovic has claimed 45.48% of their opponent's second serve points recently, contrasted with Basiletti's superior 49.86%. For first serve returns, Stevanovic has recorded 35.86%, whereas Basiletti stands at 40.25%, making Basiletti a slight favorite in this area.

Under pressure, considering the ability to save breakpoints, Stevanovic has proved marginally more resilient, saving 50.31% compared to Basiletti's 48.82%. This statistic could play a critical role in the dynamic of high-stakes scenarios during the match. Reviewing performance over the past year, Stevanovic has won 43.9% of their matches (18 wins to 23 losses), while Basiletti has a balanced record, winning 50% (11 wins to 11 losses), providing a closely contested outlook.

On the surface level, Stevanovic demonstrates a pronounced advantage on clay, with a career win rate of 61% (252 wins to 161 losses). In contrast, Basiletti shines on indoor hard courts, boasting a win rate of 67% (2 wins to 1 loss). Both players have their lowest win percentages on different surfaces which may influence their performance.

Regarding recent matchups, Stevanovic and Basiletti have clashed once before, with Basiletti emerging victorious, winning two out of three sets played. The previous meeting occurred in the W 35 Solarino event on November 14, 2024, where Basiletti triumphed with a score of 5-7 7-6(4) 6-2. Their direct head-to-head encounters have lasted an average of 3 hours and 18 minutes.

In terms of player level, Stevanovic has primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, obtaining a 44.44% win rate (12 wins to 15 losses), whereas Basiletti records a 56.25% win rate (9 wins to 7 losses) in similar events. The relative experience and success at these tournament levels contribute to the overall prediction picture.

From the data on deciding sets against all opponents, Stevanovic has excelled, winning 67% of such sets in the past year. Comparatively, Basiletti has only won 38%, an important detail in the event of a close match. In terms of breaking serve opportunities, Stevanovic holds a 45.68% conversion rate of breakpoints, slightly less efficient than Basiletti’s 49.28%.

Head-to-head performance under extreme pressure has shown one tiebreak situation where Basiletti was victorious, a detail that could factor into the prediction of nerve-wracking moments. Evaluating the quality of opposition faced, Stevanovic has contended with players of an average rank of 359.56, while Basiletti's average opponent rank falls at 430.32, providing insight into the varying competition levels each has encountered.

Given these analytical insights, while both players exhibit strengths and possess areas for potential dominance, the statistics suggest Basiletti may have a slight edge, particularly with superior breakpoint conversion, historical head-to-head success, and a stable win record on their favored surfaces. If the contest goes to a deciding set, however, Stevanovic’s effectiveness in such scenarios may swing the advantage. Nonetheless, considering all metrics, Basiletti might be positioned as the more likely winner.