Silvia Ambrosio vs Martina Colmegna Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the second serve performance over the last six months, Colmegna has claimed 37.58% of points on their second serve, whereas Ambrosio has captured 37.23%. This statistic is crucial in making predictions and foreseeing the likely match outcome.

When it comes to return game statistics, Colmegna has won 51.57% of their opponent's second serve points recently, compared to Ambrosio's 50%. For first serve returns, Colmegna has won 40.44%, and Ambrosio has won 38.98%. These metrics are significantly correlated with accurately predicting which player might be favored in their head-to-head confrontations.

Considering their ability to handle pressure, Colmegna has successfully saved 46.15% of breakpoints in their recent matches, which slightly edges Ambrosio's 45.23%. This under pressure performance can influence in-game betting predictions.

Taking a broader look at their performance over the last year, Colmegna has triumphed in 60.53% of their matches, with a win-loss record of 23-15, while Ambrosio has notched up a 61.54% win rate, recording 32 wins and 20 losses. This data provides a comprehensive head-to-head prediction overview.

The playing surface can also sway match predictions, as Colmegna achieves her best win percentage on clay at 58%, but struggles on hard courts with a win rate of 17%. Conversely, Ambrosio excels on hard surfaces, achieving a 70% win rate, while her performance is slightly lower on indoor hard surfaces at 53%.

Analyzing the level of play, both players have participated most frequently in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K. Colmegna has secured victories in 54.55% of these challenges (12 wins, 10 losses), while Ambrosio has a similar success rate at 55.26% (21 wins, 17 losses). It's vital to compare stats relative to the tournament level when predicting favorites.

Looking at their direct head-to-head showdowns, they have faced each other once, with Ambrosio emerging as the victor. They have contested three sets in total, where Colmegna won one set and Ambrosio seized two. Their last encounter occurred at the W 15 Heraklion on November 26, 2020, with Ambrosio clinching the victory 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.

The deciding set performance could be decisive in future matches. Colmegna has won 62% of her deciding sets over the past year, significantly outperforming Ambrosio's 50%. In terms of opponent quality, Colmegna has faced adversaries with an average rank of 503.08 over the last 12 months, in contrast to Ambrosio's opponents averaging a rank of 419.

Recent break point conversion rates indicate Colmegna has successfully converted 41.61% of her breakpoint opportunities, while Ambrosio has achieved a slightly higher rate of 43.66%. This statistic proves insightful for in-game betting when either player stands at a breakpoint advantage.

Considering these statistical insights, Ambrosio appears to have a slight edge going into their upcoming match, benefiting from both head-to-head victory and comparable, if not slightly superior, statistical metrics in several critical areas.