Tessah Andrianjafitrimo vs Valentina Ryser Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performances, Andrianjafitrimo won 38.12% of second serve points, slightly trailing behind Ryser's 40.88%. In match predictions, second serve performance is crucial, suggesting Ryser holds a marginal edge here. Considering return game statistics, Andrianjafitrimo has secured 56.12% of points from opponents' second serves, outperforming Ryser's 50.71%, while also leading in first serve returns at 36.83% compared to Ryser's 30.97%. These figures offer a meaningful insight into who might dominate return games.

Dissecting performance under pressure, Andrianjafitrimo saved 46.53% of breakpoints, whereas Ryser managed a slight uptick at 50%. This could hint at Ryser's resilience in critical match instances. Looking at the broader performance overview, over the past year, Andrianjafitrimo prevailed in 72.13% of matches played, outshining Ryser's 61.19% win rate, thereby hinting at the former's greater consistency over an extended stretch.

When examining surface preferences, both players show proficiency on hard courts, with Andrianjafitrimo winning 66% and Ryser 65% respectively. This similar trend might neutralize any surface-based advantage one might expect. Regarding event levels, both participants primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over the last year, with Andrianjafitrimo exhibiting a notable 72.88% success rate compared to Ryser's 60.94%. This places Andrianjafitrimo in a slightly superior standing when considering competitive environment adaptation.

Evaluating opponent quality, Ryser faced players with an average rank of 351.21 across the past 12 months, which surpasses Andrianjafitrimo's average opponent rank of 375.07. This suggests Ryser may be more accustomed to higher-ranked competition. Critically, Andrianjafitrimo boasts a 60% win rate in deciding sets during the last year, compared to Ryser's 54%, a pivotal statistic if this match extends to a final set.

Regarding breakpoint conversion, Andrianjafitrimo converted 42.98% of opportunities, compared to Ryser's 37.2%, indicating an ability to capitalize in crucial moments, an essential factor for in-game dynamics. Considering all these statistical aspects, Andrianjafitrimo appears to emerge as the likely victor based on their superior overall form and match-related statistics.