Sofia Kenin vs Ajla Tomljanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Kenin has secured 39.82% of points on her second serve, slightly less than Tomljanovic's 40.41%. This marginal difference affects match predictions.
• Can return stats give an edge? Kenin won 47.82% of points from opponents' second serves, whereas Tomljanovic achieved 51.65%.
• For first serve returns, Kenin captured just 29.03% while Tomljanovic excelled with 34.09%.
• Under pressure, Kenin saved 53.87% of breakpoints compared to Tomljanovic's 52.72%.
• Kenin's match win rate over the past year is 56.14%, narrowly surpassing Tomljanovic's 55.36%.
• What about their favorite surface? Both thrive on Grass, with Kenin at 63% and Tomljanovic at 60% career wins.
• Both players performed well in the Main tour last year, with Kenin winning 61.29% and Tomljanovic at 62.5% of matches.
• In head-to-head clashes, the players are tied 2-2 in matches, with Tomljanovic leading sets 5-4.
• Their matches average a duration of 1:43:15, with Kenin winning in their last meeting after a third set.
• Will the match go the distance? Kenin leads their one deciding set encounter and has a better tiebreak record at 2-0.
• Taking on tougher opponents on average, Kenin faced players ranked 69.32, as opposed to Tomljanovic's 116.88.
• Tomljanovic has a superior deciding set win rate over the last 12 months at 73%, compared to Kenin's 44%.
• Recently, Tomljanovic's breakpoint conversion is stronger at 43.48%, outdoing Kenin's 37.78%.

Editorial Prediction (June 15, 2025, UTC):

As the matchup unfolds, the statistics reflect a close rivalry between Kenin and Tomljanovic. While Kenin shows slightly more resilience in crucial points, like tiebreaks and breakpoints, Tomljanovic exhibits better recent form in returning serves and converting breakpoint opportunities.

Both players maintain a balance of success on the Grass court surface, hinting at an equally matched contest. The head-to-head history further emphasizes the competitive nature of their encounters.

Considering the caliber of opponents each player has recently faced, Kenin possesses an edge with experience against higher-ranked competitors. However, Tomljanovic's capability in three-set matches solidifies her resilience.

With all factors considered, Tomljanovic, empowered by her recent decisive set performances and breakpoint efficacy, holds a marginal advantage to take this upcoming match.