Sorana Cirstea vs Ajla Tomljanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance over the past six months: Sorana Cirstea secures 37.47% of points, while Ajla Tomljanovic is slightly ahead at 38.45%. Does this give Tomljanovic an edge? It might slightly.
• Return game stats in the same period: Cirstea wins 43.84% on opponents' second serves; Tomljanovic outperforms at 51.56%. On first serve returns, Cirstea wins 29.38% and Tomljanovic claims 32.65%.
• Under pressure, Cirstea saves 47.92% of breakpoints, while Tomljanovic is slightly more resilient at 51.52%.
• Performance overview over the past year shows Cirstea with a win rate of 60.42% compared to Tomljanovic's 50.94%. Could this consistency favor Cirstea overall?
• Comparing surfaces, Cirstea thrives on Clay with a 60% win rate, while Tomljanovic excels on Grass, also at 60%.
• Both players compete predominantly on the Main tour. Cirstea wins 69.23% of such matches, slightly outperforming Tomljanovic's 62.50% win rate.
• Head-to-head record: Tomljanovic leads with 3 victories to Cirstea's 1, having won 6 of 8 sets played between them.
• In their last face-off on Grass at Bad Homburg, Tomljanovic won convincingly, 6-2 6-3.
• Quality of opponents over the past year: Cirstea's average opponent rank is 100.44, whereas Tomljanovic faces slightly lower-ranked opponents at an average rank of 116.81.
• In deciding sets over the last 12 months, Cirstea wins 56% while Tomljanovic wins 55%, suggesting a very close contest if it goes the distance.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

With close performance metrics, both players show strengths and weaknesses that could sway the outcome in different scenarios. Ajla Tomljanovic edges out slightly in second serve points and return games, indicating an advantage in these crucial aspects.

Sorana Cirstea's consistent win percentage over the past year on the Main tour suggests reliability, but Tomljanovic's superior head-to-head record offers a psychological advantage.

Considering the small differences in defensive stats and deciding set records, the match is expected to be competitive. However, Ajla Tomljanovic's historical success against Sorana Cirstea, alongside her slight edge in recent performance trends, suggests that she is more likely to win this upcoming encounter.