Olga Danilovic vs Aleksandra Krunic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating the second serve performance from the last six months, Aleksandra Krunic has secured 38.17% of points, while Olga Danilovic has achieved a slightly higher 41.02%. This subtle advantage in second serve points often plays a critical role in predicting match outcomes. Analyzing return game statistics, Krunic has emerged superior in recent form, winning 53.14% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Danilovic's 43.68%. For return on first serves, Krunic again leads with 34.08% over Danilovic's 30.46%, indicative of Krunic's stronger return game.

In high-pressure match situations, Krunic has shown herself to be resilient, saving 53.29% of breakpoints, a notch higher than Danilovic's 48.24%. Such figures are invaluable for in-game betting strategies as they highlight Krunic's ability to manage tight situations better. Regarding performance over the last year, Krunic has won 59.09% of her matches (W/L 26/18), while Danilovic boasts a superior 70.69% (W/L 41/17) win rate, providing an overall head-to-head prediction overview that favors Danilovic slightly.

Both players have demonstrated strong clay court capabilities. While Krunic has a 63% career win rate on this surface (W/L 189/112), Danilovic excels with a 70% win rate (W/L 142/60), highlighting a stronger performance on clay than Krunic. Within the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K over the last year, Krunic has won 59.09% (W/L 13/9) of her matches, but Danilovic's 80.95% (W/L 17/4) win rate again suggests she may have the upper hand.

In their direct head-to-head match record, Krunic has been dominant, having won their only previous encounter at the Croatia Bol Open in 2019, ending victorious in straight sets, 7-6(0) 6-2. This historical context, alongside her consistent ability to win tiebreaks against Danilovic, might give Krunic psychological confidence. Despite this, Danilovic's experience against higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 101.79 compared to Krunic's 259.55, presents her as a formidable competitor.

In terms of break point conversion in recent form, Krunic's 42.86% success rate significantly outpaces Danilovic's 30.23%, underscoring Krunic's efficiency in capitalizing on opportunities. However, if the match extends into a deciding set, both players are nearly evenly matched, with Krunic winning 65% and Danilovic 64% of deciding sets over the past 12 months. Consequently, while past performances and statistics seem to suggest a slight edge for Krunic, factoring in recent form and surface strengths, Danilovic might be the favorite to secure victory in this upcoming contest.