Tessah Andrianjafitrimo vs Selena Janicijevic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Janicijevic has a slight edge over Andrianjafitrimo, securing 38.91% of points compared to Andrianjafitrimo's 36.74%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes. When examining return game statistics, Janicijevic has won 46.72% of their opponent's second-serve points, whereas Andrianjafitrimo has achieved 56.34% in the same category. Their first serve return stats are 34.19% for Janicijevic and 36.83% for Andrianjafitrimo, indicating who might be favored in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Janicijevic has successfully saved 49.16% of breakpoints, while Andrianjafitrimo has saved 46.18%. This performance under pressure is useful for in-game predictions. Looking at break point conversion rates, Janicijevic has converted 41.18% of opportunities to break serve, slightly lower than Andrianjafitrimo's 42.31%. These figures suggest scenarios for making live betting decisions when either player faces a breakpoint.

Evaluating their overall performance, Janicijevic has won 43.86% of her matches in the last year (25 wins and 32 losses), while Andrianjafitrimo boasts a higher win rate of 71.43% (45 wins and 18 losses), presenting a broader predictive insight. Janicijevic's best success has been on clay with a 61% career win rate, contrasting with her 33% on grass. On the other hand, Andrianjafitrimo excels on hard courts, winning 66% of her matches and has her weakest record on indoor hard courts with a 38% win rate.

At the player level, Janicijevic has mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, securing 38.46% of her matches, whereas Andrianjafitrimo has a higher success rate of 72.13% in the same category. This is vital in determining the favorite based on the level of competition they have faced.

In head-to-head competition, Janicijevic leads having won their only encounter. This match occurred at the W 15+H Amiens on March 12, 2020, where Janicijevic triumphed 6-2, 4-0 before Andrianjafitrimo retired. Across these encounters, the average match duration was 1 hour and 17 minutes, which offers an average outlook on match length for potential future encounters.

Neither player has encountered a tiebreak against each other or played a deciding set, making it challenging to predict outcomes if the match extends to these situations. However, in such cases against all players over the last year, Janicijevic has won 42% of the deciding sets, compared to Andrianjafitrimo's 60%, indicating a slight advantage for Andrianjafitrimo in longer matches.

Regarding the quality of opponents faced, Janicijevic has competed against players with an average rank of 261.14, whereas Andrianjafitrimo has faced those averaging at 308.08, suggesting Janicijevic has faced technically stronger opponents. Based on these statistics, Andrianjafitrimo holds a slight edge given her recent form and head-to-head performance, positioning her as the likely winner should the match go to extreme lengths.