Yara Bartashevich vs Caroline Werner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the upcoming tennis match between Werner and Bartashevich, various performance metrics provide insight into how the game might unfold. A key statistic in predicting the winner is the second serve performance in recent months. Werner has won 38.73% of points on their second serve, while Bartashevich has achieved a slightly higher percentage at 42.78%. This figure is significant due to its strong correlation with accurate match predictions.

Assessing the return game statistics, Werner has a marginal advantage in recent performance. They have won 52.73% of their opponent's second serve points, just edging out Bartashevich, who stands at 52.72%. The return on first serves follows a similar pattern, with Werner winning 34.81% compared to Bartashevich’s 34.56%, stats which are similarly indicative of match outcomes.

Werner stands out in their ability to handle high-pressure situations, saving 49.53% of breakpoints — a higher rate than Bartashevich, who has saved 46.89%. Breaking down the past year's performance, Werner has won 66.67% of their matches, delivering a record of 38 wins to 19 losses, compared to Bartashevich’s 50.88% match win rate, with 29 wins and 28 losses.

Surface preference can also influence the game. Werner excels on Hard courts with a 60% win rate, whereas Bartashevich favors Clay, with a 54% success rate. Both struggle most on Indoor Hard courts, highlighting it as their weakest surface. The level of competition also plays a role; Werner has notably competed against slightly tougher opponents, with an average ranking of 373.82, compared to Bartashevich who has faced opponents averaging a rank of 394.81.

Considering their play in deciding sets, Bartashevich has shown remarkable prowess, winning 62% of them over the past year, outshining Werner’s 54% win rate in similar situations. However, when converting break point opportunities, Werner leads slightly with a 45.52% success rate, over Bartashevich’s 43.92%.

Finally, the overall context of the matches played at this event level suggests that Werner, having a more consistent performance record and a readiness for varying match pressures, is likely to emerge as the favorite to win in the approaching encounter against Bartashevich, provided all other conditions remain constant. The statistical edge, especially in service and breakpoint situations, gives Werner a slight upper hand in this matchup.