Tereza Krejcova vs Carlotta Moccia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

With her wickedly witty second serve prowess, Moccia has been scoring a solid 40.92% of points, while Krejcova follows closely behind with a charming 38.32%, proving yet again that these serves are no joke in predicting the match winner. Speaking of returns—no, not the kind you make when you forget your receipt—Moccia's been a master, snagging 54.15% of her opponents' second serve points as trophies, while Krejcova trails with a graceful 44.83%. On first serves, Moccia grabs a not-too-shabby 31.64% return rate, against Krejcova's cheeky 28.35%, foreshadowing who might just be the crowd favorite in their head-to-head showdown.

Now, let's dive into the heart-thumping world of breakpoints. Moccia, with the finesse of a bomb-disposal expert, has been saving 51.28% of them as though her trophy cabinet depends on it, while Krejcova has a 36.59% save rate, promising predictably nail-biting in-game betting scenarios. Looking at the players' overall performance, over the past year, Moccia swings a winning percentage of 56.52% with a record of (W/L 26/20), compared to Krejcova's 28.57% (W/L 2/5), giving a delightful peek into who truly stands, or rather, serves tall.

But wait, there's more! Moccia twirls with flair on hard surfaces, winning at a brisk 57% (W/L 36/27) while wading through clay like quicksand with a 25% rate (W/L 6/18). Krejcova is on par, almost, with her best surface being hard as well, at 50% (W/L 1/1). Yet, on clay, her record drops to an unforgettable 0% (W/L 0/4)—ouch!

In the glamorous world of player levels, Moccia has been dazzling at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with a 57.69% success rate, while Krejcova showcases her talents amid the grandeur of Challenger/ITF events over $10K, with an ornamental 20% (W/L 1/4). As for the opponents they’ve been battling, Moccia has faced adversaries with average ranks of 318.96, while Krejcova has dealt with players averaging a rank of 492.86. Quite the difference in gravitas!

Should the match find itself spiraling into a deciding set, keep an eye on the sly Krejcova, who clinches 33% of these tense tiebreakers, while Moccia holds onto a quarter of the victories. As for those tempting break points, Moccia pounces on 45.8% of her chances, compared to Krejcova’s not-too-shabby 37.5% rate, leaving tennis aficionados on their toes in anticipation.

When the dust settles and the rackets are at rest, it seems Moccia might just serve up the victory pie based on the stats, potentially leaving Krejcova to the comfort of her humor and wit in preparing for the next match.