Zarina Diyas vs Aneta Laboutkova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How crucial is the second serve performance when analyzing the potential outcome of a tennis match? In the last six months, Laboutkova has managed to secure 41.04% of points on her second serve, outshining Diyas, who has only won 34.85%. This metric strongly correlates with predicting match outcomes. When it comes to the return game, Laboutkova has won 45.66% of her opponent's second serve points recently, while Diyas leads with 50%. For first serve returns, Diyas again edges ahead, capturing 35.71% compared to Laboutkova’s 27.12%, making her seem favored in this matchup.

Under pressure, how do these athletes perform? Laboutkova’s ability to save breakpoints stands at 52.35%, slightly better than Diyas’ 48.31%. These figures are particularly useful for those who engage in in-game betting. Looking at the overall performance over the past year, Laboutkova has a win rate of 51.92%, while Diyas’s success rate is an impressive 63.89%, painting a picture of their head-to-head showdown potential. Moreover, examining surface preferences, Laboutkova thrives most on clay, with a 52% win rate, though she struggles on indoor hard courts with just 48%. In contrast, Diyas excels on indoor hard surfaces with a 68% win percentage, though her clay court performance is a modest 50%.

When leveling the playing field, what do their competitive experiences in various tournaments reveal? Laboutkova has participated primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, securing 54.05% of her matches, while Diyas takes the lead at this level with a 69.23% win rate. This achievement level should be factored into predicting who might be favored, as it reflects the context of each player’s battles. Additionally, considering the quality of opposition, Laboutkova has faced competitors averaging a rank of 424.77, whereas Diyas has contended with tougher opponents averaging a rank of 293.14.

For ardent fans tracking deciding set performances, Laboutkova has won 54% of her matches that extend to a deciding set over the past year. Diyas, however, boasts a much superior 78% in these pressure-filled scenarios. If matches extend into the deciding set, Diyas might have the upper hand. As for breakpoint conversion, Laboutkova has a conversion rate of 38.16%, slightly trailing Diyas, who converts 40.3% of her breakpoint opportunities. This statistic can guide live betting enthusiasts when assessing the potential impact of a breakpoint.

When stacking the statistics against each other, Diyas emerges as the likely favorite to win, thanks to her robust overall performance across multiple metrics, including return points, deciding sets, and experience against higher-ranked opponents. Laboutkova, though commendable in her own right, faces an uphill battle given these stats.