Nina Stojanovic vs Olivia Gadecki Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance on second serve, Stojanovic has clinched 36.67% of points, while Gadecki edges slightly ahead with 38.32% in the past six months. Such figures carry a strong correlation with accurate match predictions. Similarly, when examining return games, Stojanovic captures 50.08% of their opponent's second serve points in recent form, competing closely with Gadecki at 50.45%. For returns off the first serve, the statistics present a slight advantage for Stojanovic at 31.69% compared to Gadecki’s 29.94%, which is an important factor in head-to-head match predictions.

Under pressure, particularly in saving break points, Gadecki outperforms Stojanovic with a save percentage of 51.5% versus 45.75%. This metric is particularly important for predicting in-game betting outcomes. Analyzing their performance overview, over the last year, Stojanovic has a match win rate of 68.18% (W/L 30/14), which surpasses Gadecki's 54.84% (W/L 34/28). When considering the surface, Stojanovic excels on clay courts with a 63% win rate, whereas Gadecki performs best on hard courts with a 65% success rate.

Examining the event level and tournament play, Stojanovic has a superior record in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, boasting a 70.27% win rate compared to Gadecki's 64%. However, it's essential to note the quality of opponents faced; Stojanovic's average opponent rank over the past year has been 259, while Gadecki's has been 188.65, indicating a slight disparity in competition level. In matches going to a deciding set, Stojanovic holds a stronger performance, winning 69% of such encounters compared to Gadecki’s 61% rate.

On break point conversion, Stojanovic has shown better efficiency, securing 43.15% of opportunities against Gadecki's 33.68%. As factors such as current form and specific event performance play a role, reviewing each player’s H2H record and match stats during the ongoing event could be insightful. With the data at hand, Stojanovic appears to hold a slight edge in this match-up based on second serve returns, break point conversion, and clutch performance under pressure.