Robin Anderson vs Fernanda Labrana Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming tennis match between Labrana and Anderson offers an intriguing look at their recent performances and stats. Labrana has demonstrated a win rate of 56.92% over the last year, showcasing a record of 37 wins to 28 losses. Meanwhile, Anderson has achieved a win rate of 52.5% with a record of 21 wins to 19 losses. This performance overview provides a compelling head-to-head prediction between the two players.

Examining their performance under pressure reveals that Anderson has managed to save 45.9% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Labrana, who has saved 43.63% in recent matches. Additionally, the second serve performance favors Anderson, winning 41.52% of points compared to Labrana's 35.47% over the past six months.

When it comes to returning serves, Labrana displays an edge in winning 50.99% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Anderson has managed 47.75%. For first serve returns, both players perform closely with Labrana at 32.88% and Anderson at 31.77%. These numbers strongly correlate with predicting match favorites.

Reviewing their preferred surfaces points out that Labrana exhibits their highest career surface win percentage on Clay, with a 53% win rate. In contrast, Anderson thrives on Indoor Hard courts, where they have won 62% of their matches. Anderson's least successful surface is Clay, with a 47% win record, while Labrana is less successful on Hard courts, winning 42% of matches.

Another aspect to consider is the quality of opponents each has faced in the past year. Labrana's opponents had an average rank of 377.92, while Anderson competed against players averaging a rank of 347.25. In deciding sets during the last 12 months, Labrana shows a more robust record, winning 67% of these matches compared to Anderson's 50% win percentage.

The player level adds another layer to the analysis, where both Labrana and Anderson have played primarily at Challenger/ITF tournaments above $10K in the past year. Labrana's win rate at this level stands at 53.49%, nearly identical to Anderson's, standing at 53.85%. Furthermore, Labrana has a break point conversion rate of 31.69%, while Anderson surpasses with 40.34%, possibly indicating better efficiency in critical moments.

Given these analyses, Anderson appears slightly favored to win the match based on recent statistical performance, particularly their advantages in second serve points, break point conversion, and breakpoint saves.