Sinja Kraus vs Nina Stojanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Stojanovic has demonstrated a win rate of 67.35% across all matches, achieving a record of 33 wins to 16 losses, while Kraus has slightly outperformed with a win rate of 69.33%, yielding a 52-23 win-loss ratio. These statistics offer a comprehensive prediction overview of their upcoming match-up.

When analyzing second serve performance over the last six months, Kraus edges slightly ahead with 37.66% of points won, compared to Stojanovic's 37.26%. Additionally, return game statistics reveal that Stojanovic has claimed 51.51% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Kraus has won 49.91%. For first serve returns, Kraus is favored with a 34.62% success rate against Stojanovic's 32.32%. These measures are crucial in predicting the favorite in their head-to-head contest.

Regarding surface preferences, both players exhibit their strongest performances on Clay. Stojanovic boasts a 63% win rate (94/56) on this surface, while Kraus excels with a 67% win rate (164/81). Stojanovic's least successful surface is Grass, with a 43% win rate (3/4), while Kraus struggles more on Hard courts, achieving only a 42% win rate (26/36).

The ability to handle pressure is evident as Stojanovic has defended against 50.32% of breakpoints, compared to Kraus's 47.41%. This indicates Stojanovic may have a slight edge in crucial moments during play. Moreover, recent form highlights Kraus's superior breakpoint conversion rate of 47.6%, contrasting with Stojanovic's 43.62%, which can be pivotal in live match scenarios.

Evaluating performance based on event levels, both players predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with near-identical winning percentages: Stojanovic at 69.05% (29/13) and Kraus at 69.7% (46/20). Their experiences against ranked opponents are notable as well, as Stojanovic's competition ranks average at 252.14, while Kraus's opponents average a rank of 279.35.

If the match progresses to a deciding set, Kraus has a slight edge, winning 70% of such scenarios over the past year, whereas Stojanovic has prevailed in 69% of these cases. Taking all the statistics into account, Kraus is marginally favored to win the match, given the consistent slight advantages in these measured areas.