Sarah Melany Fajmonova vs Ilay Yoruk Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the upcoming tennis matchup between Yoruk and Fajmonova, a comparative analysis of their recent performances reveals several key factors. Over the past six months, Yoruk has been successful in converting 43.45% of breakpoint opportunities, while Fajmonova has converted 38.1%. This statistic is crucial when considering in-game betting for breakpoint situations.

Diving into second serve performance, Yoruk has managed to win 36.23% of points, compared with Fajmonova's 40.17%. These numbers are a strong indicator in predicting match outcomes, given their correlation to match performance. Looking at return game stats, Yoruk's ability to win points on an opponent’s second serve is at 54.37%, surpassing Fajmonova's 47.22%. Similarly, for first serve returns, Yoruk shows a 37.68% win rate compared to Fajmonova's 30.03%, positioning Yoruk slightly ahead in this head-to-head matchup.

Examining the players' ability to handle pressure, we find Yoruk saving 46.65% of breakpoints, while Fajmonova has saved 51.28%. Although both are close, this slightly favors Fajmonova for in-game scenarios. Over the last year, Yoruk has played predominantly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, securing a win percentage of 65.38% (W/L 34/18). Fajmonova has competed at a similar level, winning 62.5% of her matches (W/L 5/3). When accounting for the quality of opponents, Yoruk has faced an average opponent rank of 122.4, while Fajmonova has contended with players ranked at an average of 263.13.

In a broader performance overview, Yoruk has secured 57.35% of all matches over the past year, whereas Fajmonova boasts a slightly higher winning percentage of 62.5%. Surface proficiency further distinguishes the two players, with Yoruk achieving her best results on clay with a winning percentage of 55%. Fajmonova exhibits her most substantial performance on the same surface, but with a superior winning percentage of 63%. The analysis of deciding set results shows Fajmonova's 67% success rate, compared with Yoruk's 52%, highlighting Fajmonova's edge in such high-pressure situations.

Judging by these statistical insights, Fajmonova appears to have a slight advantage over Yoruk. Her superior second serve performance, breakpoint savings, and deciding set success, along with facing lower-ranked opponents, suggest she holds a better statistical foundation for emerging victorious in the match.