Tatjana Maria vs Jodie Anna Burrage Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Looking to turn second serves into gold, Burrage has been swashbuckling with a 41.79% success rate on second serve points over the past six months. But hold your horses, Maria is hot on her heels with 41.64% in the same department. These close numbers mean this matchup might be tighter than a pair of tennis shorts straight out of the dryer.

Return game aficionados, take note! Recently, Burrage snatched 49.25% of her opponent's second serve points, while Maria went a little further, pocketing 50.85%. When it comes to first serve returns, Burrage is closing in with 27.66%, while Maria nudges a bit ahead at 28.34%. It seems Maria might just be the queen of returning serves!

Feeling the heat on the court? Burrage is your breaker-saving buddy, dodging break points a stunning 56.06% of the time, compared to Maria's 46.31%. That's a nifty stat to back if you're playing the high-stakes game of in-match betting.

When it comes to overall match performance over the last year, Burrage outshines with a 60.47% win rate, versus Maria's 52.78%. It's like a coin toss, but the Burrage coin looks slightly shinier. Now knock their favorite surfaces into the equation: Burrage loves those indoor hard courts with a 62% win rate, while Maria prefers to waltz on the grass, boasting a 65% win percentage. They're as good on their favorite surfaces as a freshly-strung racquet on a crisp morning.

In the player level arena, both players have been Champions of the Challengers, with Burrage winning 74.07% of her battles and Maria slightly tipping the odds at 75%. It's a point-by-point comparison as close as two nostalgic tennis mates on a seesaw.

In their one and only face-off, Maria stole the show (and Burrage's thunder), closing it 6-4, 6-1 at the W 75 Trnava finals. In a crisp 1:10:0 hour of rally vs. rally showdown, Burrage found herself zero in victories. Not a single deciding set played between them, it seems they both prefer to wrap things up quicker than you can say "advantage."

Both have their moments in tiebreaks — particularly because they haven't played any against each other yet! In the grueling world of player ranks, Maria has rubbed shoulders with tougher opponents, sitting at an average rank of 146.33 compared to Burrage's 253.65. And when it comes to deciding sets across the circuit, Maria edges out with a 52% win, fending off the occasional existential tennis crisis better than Burrage’s 44%.

Finally, break point conversion is as strategic as a cat playing with yarn – Burrage deftly converted 30.43% of her opportunities while Maria, with a flourish, converted 35.93%. So if you're mulling over who to put your money on, Maria’s stats are slightly more poetic.

In the illustrious rivalry of stats and finesse, the numbers lend themselves (albeit just slightly) to favor Maria securing victory. May the volleys be fierce, and the rackets never falter.