Alja Senica vs Greta Rizzetto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Senica has won 38.7% of points on their second serve recently, while Rizzetto is slightly ahead with 42.57%. Could this slight advantage provide Rizzetto with a decisive edge?
• Senica demonstrates strong return skills by securing 55.98% of opponent second serve points, compared to Rizzetto's 50.3%, and leads in first serve returns with 37.09% over Rizzetto's 31.06%.
• Under pressure, Rizzetto saves breakpoints 44.44% of the time, narrowly surpassing Senica's 43% saving rate. Does this give Rizzetto an advantage in high-stress moments?
• Looking at their overall performance, Rizzetto has a better win rate over the past year at 47.62% against Senica's 40.91%.
• Both players perform best on Clay, with Rizzetto winning 50% of matches and Senica winning 39%. This could be a critical factor in a clay-court match.
• Senica participates mainly in ITF $10K tournaments, winning 57.14% of their matches, whereas Rizzetto competes in higher-level Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 45.45%.
• The average rank of Senica's opponents is 305.64, slightly lower than Rizzetto’s opponents at 292.71, possibly indicating tougher competition for Rizzetto.
• In deciding sets, Rizzetto holds a better track record, winning 50% compared to Senica’s 33%, which might indicate Rizzetto's stronger resilience.
• Recently, Rizzetto converted 44.74% of break points, just ahead of Senica’s 42.11%, indicating more proficiency in capitalizing on such opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (September 2, 2025, UTC):

Rizzetto's recent performance, marked by a greater success rate on second serves and a superior breakpoint conversion rate, suggests an edge over Senica in this encounter. Although Senica demonstrates better return statistics, Rizzetto's ability to play against higher-ranked opponents reflects their potential to thrive under challenging circumstances.

While both players exhibit their strongest performances on clay surfaces, Rizzetto's resilience in deciding sets and more frequent success in pressure situations might be pivotal. These elements collectively lean in favor of Rizzetto, especially given their comparative achievements in tournaments of greater prestige and difficulty.

Based on these considerations, Rizzetto appears more likely to prevail in this upcoming tennis match.