Carson Branstine vs Sara Daavettila Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent play, Branstine has demonstrated a stronger second serve, achieving a 41.58% point win rate over the past six months, while Daavettila stands at 33.95%. The effectiveness in second serve performance often correlates with match prediction accuracy, providing a key insight into each player's potential outcome in this encounter.

Examining the return game statistics, Branstine has claimed 45.8% of points from their opponents’ second serves, whereas Daavettila has won 51.81%. For returns on first serves, Branstine has a 31.25% win rate compared to Daavettila’s 36.73%. These return stats can significantly influence predictions about the head-to-head (H2H) matchup between the two players.

Branstine has an edge in saving breakpoints, with a 51.15% success rate, outpacing Daavettila’s 46.43%. Additionally, examining breakpoint conversion rates, Branstine converts 48.44% of opportunities, slightly outperforming Daavettila’s 44.49%. These numbers reflect critical performance under pressure, valuable for betting insights.

When reviewing year-long performances, Branstine has a match win percentage of 65.38% (W/L 34/18), marginally outperformed by Daavettila’s 68.92% (W/L 51/23). This provides an overall perspective in predicting a potential favorite in this matchup. Surface-specific statistics show that both players excel on hard courts, with Branstine winning 69% (W/L 84/37) and Daavettila at 65% (W/L 109/59) on their favored surface.

Regarding player levels over the last year, Branstine has competed primarily in Challengers/ITF $10K tournaments, securing victory in 68% of matches (W/L 34/16). Daavettila, participating mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, shows a higher win percentage at 77.27% (W/L 34/10). These figures highlight the relative strength of each player concerning the tournament level.

Another aspect to consider is the quality of competition faced. Branstine has challenged opponents averaging rank 326.65, compared to Daavettila’s 366.43. If the match tightens to a deciding set, Daavettila holds a slight advantage, winning 59% of such scenarios compared to Branstine’s 56% over the past 12 months.

Given these comprehensive statistics, Daavettila appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming contest due to superior overall match win percentages, stronger return games, and a higher success rate in deciding set situations. However, Branstine's adeptness at saving breakpoints and their favorable second serve performance suggests a competitive face-off ahead.