Alexandra Eala vs Iga Swiatek Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the last six months, Alexandra Eala and Iga Swiatek have shown distinct patterns in their second serve performance. Eala has managed to win 34.62% of points on her second serve, while Swiatek has achieved a higher percentage of 40.13%. This particular statistic is known to have a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy, offering insights into potential outcomes.

When examining return game statistics, Eala and Swiatek demonstrate competitive performance. Eala has clinched 49.94% of second serve return points, slightly edging out Swiatek who has won 49.76%. However, Swiatek falls behind in first serve returns, winning 29.65% compared to Eala's 34.9%. These return statistics provide valuable predictions for head-to-head outcomes.

Analyzing their abilities under pressure, Eala and Swiatek display close performance. Eala has saved 44.41% of breakpoints faced in recent matches, whereas Swiatek has been marginally better, saving 46.11%. This stat offers predictive value, especially for in-game betting scenarios.

Over the past year, Swiatek has secured an impressive 83.33% win rate (60 wins and 12 losses), whereas Eala has achieved a 61.11% win rate (44 wins and 28 losses). This difference is accentuated by the level of competition, with Swiatek participating mostly in Masters series events and capturing 82.86% of matches, contrasting with Eala's 64.29% win rate primarily in Challengers/ITF level competitions.

Considering their preferred surfaces, Eala excels on Hard courts with a 66% winning record, while Swiatek finds her strength on Clay, boasting an 88% win rate. It's noteworthy that Swiatek's weaker performance is on Grass (69%), while Eala struggles more on Clay (44%). As these factors often influence match outcomes, they should not be overlooked in this analysis.

Their head-to-head history is limited, with Eala holding the advantage having defeated Swiatek in their sole meeting during the Miami Open on March 26, 2025, with scores of 6-2, 7-5. This forms part of an average match duration of 1:39:39 when these two athletes compete. So far, neither player has experienced tiebreaks or deciding sets in their encounters, which could be a factor if this match extends to those conditions.

When facing varied qualities of opponents, Eala's recent adversaries have averaged a ranking of 214.93, a stark contrast to Swiatek, whose competitors average a rank of 51.51. When looking at deciding set performances overall, Swiatek outperforms Eala by winning 73% of deciding sets compared to Eala's 43%, providing Swiatek a potential edge if the match extends to a decisive phase.

Lastly, in breakpoint conversion, Eala marginally exceeds Swiatek with 40.25% efficacy against Swiatek's 39.88%. Given the statistical data reviewed, Swiatek is predicted to triumph, bolstered by superior performance metrics across various aspects.