Veronika Erjavec vs Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance on second serve, Erjavec has secured 42.82% of points in the last six months, slightly outperforming Kasintseva's 42.15%. This statistic is often crucial in forecasting match outcomes. Additionally, under pressure, Erjavec edges Kasintseva by saving 50.34% of breakpoints, compared to Kasintseva's 47.51%, a vital factor in live betting predictions.

In terms of return game performance, Erjavec has shown proficiency by winning 47.77% of second serve points from opponents, whereas Kasintseva has recorded a slightly higher 48.2%. For first serve returns, the results are close, with Erjavec achieving 31.63% and Kasintseva 32.22%. These metrics heavily influence head-to-head predictions.

When examining overall match performance over the past year, Kasintseva holds a slight edge with a win rate of 63.29% (50/29) over Erjavec's 62.16% (46/28). Both players primarily compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Erjavec winning 66.67% (40/20) and Kasintseva 65.28% (47/25), presenting a balanced competitive level.

Surface-wise, both players excel on clay courts, with Erjavec boasting a career win percentage of 66% (214/108) and Kasintseva 63% (88/52). Their head-to-head history shows Erjavec leading with one victory in their sole encounter, winning 6-4, 6-2 on clay, which could hint at a psychological advantage for future meetings.

Delving into opponent quality, Erjavec faces higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 242.84 versus Kasintseva’s 265.23, potentially indicating a tougher competitive environment for Erjavec. In deciding sets, however, Kasintseva's 55% success rate presents a significant advantage over Erjavec's 29%.

Kasintseva also shows efficiency in converting breakpoints, with a conversion rate of 34.33%, higher than Erjavec's 32.11%. This detail could be crucial during critical phases of their match. The two have not faced each other in tie-break or deciding sets, adding uncertainty if the match is tight.

Despite close statistical margins, Kasintseva's superior performance in deciding sets and breakpoint conversions, combined with a strong return game, suggests she may have the upper hand in this forthcoming match against Erjavec.