Nina Stojanovic vs Panna Udvardy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Prepare yourselves for a duel of serve accuracy and breakpoint history as Nina Stojanovic and Panna Udvardy step onto the court! In the last six months, Stojanovic has shown a knack for winning only 37.87% of her points on the second serve, while Udvardy has been more generous to herself, clinching a rousing 43.25%. But hold onto your rackets, because when it comes to returning second serves, Stojanovic snatches 52.33% of her opponents' offerings, whereas Udvardy pinches a slightly lower 49.73%. On first serve returns, Stojanovic is back with a vengeance at 31.49%, just a smidge above Udvardy's 30.2%, clearly trying to win a rather whimsical game of percentage hopscotch!

Both athletes bring their own flavor to the court based on their surface preferences. Stojanovic loves her clay, boasting a 63% success rate, perhaps practicing some claymation behind the scenes, while feeling less grassy with a mere 43% win rate on the green. Udvardy, however, revels in the clay with a 63% win rate but seemingly has an aversion to indoor hard courts with a 44% success rate, maybe due to a lack of love for the shiny floors!

When it comes to breakpoints, Stojanovic is out here saving 46.77% of her chances, with Udvardy pulling a rabbit out of the hat 52.14% of the time. Now, that's some breakpoint wizardry! Their performances over the past year show Stojanovic winning 69.05% of her matches, taking Udvardy head-on who trails with a 60.87% match winning record. It's a seesaw of wins if you ask me.

The scoreboard history plays a note of its own tune with Stojanovic looking like the past winner, having won the only duel back in 2018, tripling Udvardy with a 6-4, 6-0 victory. They haven’t yet stumbled into the fallen land of tiebreaks, holding steadfast to a zero-tiebreak record against each other, leading to some need for popcorn-provided drama! Also, in those moments of final-set tension against all players in the last year, Stojanovic stands victorious 67% of the time when a third set crash lands on her, whereas Udvardy wrestles to 59%—a near nail-biting statistic for those decisive set prophets.

In a charming twist of breakpoint conversions, Stojanovic takes to the lead converting 42.77% of her chances, in stark comparison with Udvardy's slightly more humble 32.51%. Considering their performance on the Challenger/ITF circuits, with Stojanovic reveling in a 71.43% victory over the past year and Udvardy with a 61.02% win rate, it's hard not to play the predictive violin in Stojanovic's grand favor. So, without further ado, let the stats audience and stage whisperers wager with a wink that Stojanovic may perhaps have the upper hand, courtesy of her magical stat sheet.