Nuria Parrizas-Diaz vs Raluca Georgiana Serban Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining their second serve performance over the past six months, Parrizas-Diaz has won 38.78% of points, whereas Serban has slightly outperformed with a 39.4% win rate. These statistics have a significant correlation with predicting match outcomes, providing insights into their upcoming performance.

In return game statistics, Parrizas-Diaz has managed to win 47.8% of her opponent's second serve points, while Serban's win rate stands at 47.36%. For first serve returns, Parrizas-Diaz has a slight edge, winning 35.98% of points compared to Serban's 32.51%. Such stats are critical for determining the favored player in a head-to-head matchup.

An analysis under pressure reveals Parrizas-Diaz has saved 47.08% of breakpoints, compared to Serban's 45%. These numbers are useful for in-game predictions, especially when players are faced with critical moments in the match.

Looking at their performance overview over the past year, Parrizas-Diaz has won 56.72% of her matches, translating to a win-loss ratio of 38/29. In contrast, Serban has secured victories in 54.93% of her matches, with a win-loss record of 39/32. This gives us a broader perspective of their head-to-head predictions.

When it comes to surface preference, Parrizas-Diaz is most successful on hard courts with a career win percentage of 64%, while her performance is less stellar on grass with a 33% win rate. Serban, on the other hand, excels on clay with a 66% success rate, but performs worst on grass, winning only 38% of her matches.

Regarding the level of tournaments played, Parrizas-Diaz, over the past year, has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 65.31% of those matches. Serban has also predominantly played in the same level tournaments, securing a 54.84% win rate. It's crucial to note that these statistics should be considered relative to the event level in question when predicting favorites.

In their direct head-to-head encounters, they have faced each other twice, with each player winning once. Their last encounter was at the U.S. Open - New York, where Parrizas-Diaz emerged victorious with scores of 2-6, 7-5, 6-3.

The deciding set statistics favor Parrizas-Diaz, who has won 68% of such sets over the last year, compared to Serban's 56%. Additionally, their head-to-head history in deciding sets has Parrizas-Diaz with a win against Serban in their sole deciding set battle.

Opponent quality is another critical factor, with Parrizas-Diaz competing against opponents averaging a rank of 185.01, while Serban's opponents have averaged a rank of 301.62 over the past year. This disparity indicates experience against tougher competition, potentially favoring Parrizas-Diaz.

Break point conversion rates in recent matches show that Parrizas-Diaz has converted 39.55% of her opportunities, while Serban's conversion rate stands at 33.18%, a crucial statistic in in-game situations particularly when break points arise.

Based on these statistical insights, it appears Parrizas-Diaz is slightly favored to win the upcoming match, given her stronger performance metrics in crucial areas.