Sara Cakarevic vs Anastasia Bertacchi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Cakarevic's recent form shows a strong second serve performance, winning 44.8% of points, compared to Bertacchi's 36.08%. Could this be a decisive factor? It often predicts match outcomes effectively.
• Cakarevic has a slight edge in returning both first and second serves, with percentages of 46.68% and 37.45% respectively, against Bertacchi's 46.41% and 36.22%.
• Under match pressure, Cakarevic excels, saving 53.23% of breakpoints, while Bertacchi manages to save only 43.18%.
• Despite Bertacchi’s better yearly performance (54% win rate), Cakarevic could leverage his skills in crucial moments for a possible upset.
• Surface preference indicates a possible advantage for Cakarevic on Hard courts, where he wins 61% of matches, whereas Bertacchi’s strength lies on Clay courts with a 66% win rate.
• While both players compete primarily in Challengers/ITF > $10K events, Bertacchi has a superior win record at 61.54%, a factor that might influence the match outcome.
• Cakarevic faces opponents with a higher average ranking (359.02) than Bertacchi (297.78), potentially skewing head-to-head comparisons.
• Both players have an identical performance in deciding sets, winning 45%, making it an unpredictable element if the match extends.
• Cakarevic’s superior break point conversion rate at 47.11% compared to Bertacchi’s 27.14% may be crucial in tightening games.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

Cakarevic and Bertacchi present a competitive match-up, with Cakarevic displaying stronger recent form in key areas like second serve performance and pressure situation handling.

While Bertacchi has a slightly better win record over the past year, Cakarevic’s ability to convert breakpoints and save them under pressure tilts the odds slightly in his favor.

The surface type and opponent experience also lend an edge to Cakarevic, hinting at a solid chance for him to secure victory in their upcoming match. Thus, based on these evaluations, Cakarevic seems more likely to win.