Ashley Lahey vs Judith Perello Saavedra Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve success, Lahey outperforms slightly with a 39.97% win rate, compared to Saavedra's 37.75% over the last six months.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Saavedra has an edge with a 51.72% success rate, while Lahey's is at 49.82%.
• On first serve returns, Saavedra is stronger, achieving a 36.4% win rate, while Lahey trails at 32.13%.
• Under pressure, Lahey is more adept at saving breakpoints, with a save rate of 49.81% versus Saavedra's 44.14%.
• Performance-wise, Lahey has a superior overall win rate in the last year, winning 64.52% of matches, whereas Saavedra won 46.67%.
• Both players show their best career win percentages on Clay, but Lahey leads with 60% to Saavedra's 45%.
• Saavedra tends to win slightly more matches at lower tier tournaments, whereas Lahey competes more effectively in higher-tier events.
• Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents on average, Saavedra has performed adequately with an opponent average rank of 302.2 compared to Lahey’s 374.23.
• In deciding sets, Lahey proves significantly stronger, winning 67% of such encounters compared to Saavedra's 33% success rate.
• Saavedra is more efficient at converting break points with a 42.59% conversion rate versus Lahey's 38.67%.

Editorial Prediction (August 21, 2025, UTC):

Both players have distinct strengths, with Lahey showing a slight advantage in serving performance and crucial pressure situations. However, Saavedra excels in converting received serve opportunities.

Their head-to-head stats highlight Lahey's overall stronger record in challenging tournaments and deciding sets, suggesting better mental resilience and competitiveness.

Considering Lahey's superior overall win rate and effectiveness on their favored surface, our analysis leans toward Lahey as the likely winner in this match-up.