Silvia Ambrosio vs Solana Sierra Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the recent forms of Ambrosio and Sierra, we find that Ambrosio has won 38.86% of points on their second serve in the past six months, while Sierra edges out slightly with 39.55%. This second serve performance often correlates strongly with match outcome predictions.

The return game stats show a notable aspect of their gameplay. Ambrosio has claimed 50.21% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Sierra’s 51.57%. However, for first serve returns, Ambrosio leads with 39.51%, surpassing Sierra's 33.4%. These figures hold significant weight in determining who might have the upper hand in their upcoming encounter.

In scenarios under pressure, Ambrosio has managed to save 44.92% of breakpoints, whereas Sierra has a better breakpoint save percentage, standing at 49.81%. When it comes to break point conversions, Ambrosio has converted 42.28% of opportunities, while Sierra has capitalized on 38.13% of their chances.

Looking at their performance in the past year, Ambrosio has won 64.91% of matches, whereas Sierra boasts a higher win rate of 76.62%. Both players frequently participate in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K. Here, Ambrosio has a 60.47% win rate, while Sierra outperforms with an 81.54% success rate.

Their head-to-head record reveals only one confrontation, where Ambrosio emerged victorious, winning two sets to one. Their last match unfolded at the W25 Sopo on clay, with scores favoring Ambrosio 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. The average duration for their matches stands at 2 hours and 18 minutes.

Surface preferences reflect that Ambrosio’s career-best performance is on hard courts with a win rate of 70%, contrasting with Sierra, who excels on clay with a 72% win rate. In comparison, Ambrosio struggles on indoor hard courts with a 53% success rate, while Sierra’s weakness is evident on grass, having no wins out of a solitary match.

Opponent quality over the last year indicates Ambrosio tackles competitors averaging a rank of 413.12, whereas Sierra faces opponents with an average ranking of 295.31. If the match ventures into a deciding set, Ambrosio has a 60% win rate, and Sierra maintains a comparable 62% in such scenarios.

Considering the historical data, recent form, and surface preferences, Sierra appears slightly more favored to win this match, given their overall performance metrics and higher win percentage against more competitively ranked opponents.