Petra Konjikusic vs Sara Cakarevic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When analyzing second serve effectiveness over the last six months, Cakarevic has won 43.71% of points compared to Konjikusic's 43.08%, indicating a slight edge for Cakarevic in this regard.
• In recent return game performance, Cakarevic outperforms Konjikusic by winning 46.91% of opponents' second serve points, while Konjikusic has managed 46.12%. For first serve returns, Cakarevic leads slightly again with 37.33% over Konjikusic's 37.03%.
• Under pressure, Cakarevic has shown better composure by saving 56.91% of breakpoints in recent matches, compared to Konjikusic's 48.7%, suggesting Cakarevic might be more resilient in critical moments.
• Overall win percentage in the past year shows Konjikusic at 66.67%, outpacing Cakarevic's 40.48%, hinting at a stronger track record for Konjikusic in terms of match victories.
• The favorite surface for each player differs: Cakarevic excels on Hard courts with a 61% win rate, while Konjikusic performs best on Clay, maintaining a 60% win rate.
• In terms of tournament level, Cakarevic has more experience with higher-tier Challenger/ITF events but a lower win percentage, whereas Konjikusic has played more successful matches on the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuit.
• Cakarevic’s competition has been relatively tougher, with opponents averaging a rank of 408.33 in the last year, compared to Konjikusic's opponents with an average rank of 482.8.
• When approaching deciding sets, Cakarevic's 41% win rate gives them a slight edge over Konjikusic's 33% success rate.
• If breakpoint conversion is a deciding factor, Cakarevic again holds a narrow advantage by converting 48.25% of breakpoints compared to Konjikusic's 47.57%.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

As the players prepare for their upcoming match, several key factors stand out.

Cakarevic's slight advantages in second serve performance, return game stats, and efficiency in converting breakpoints suggest a higher probability of gathering key points.

Despite Konjikusic's stronger overall win percentage this past year, the edge could lean towards Cakarevic who has faced stiffer competition and exhibited superior resilience under pressure.

Given these insights, Cakarevic seems more equipped to handle critical match situations, making them the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in this contest.