Josy Daems vs Ann Akasha Ceuca Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How are Daems and Ceuca currently performing on their second serve? Daems holds a slight edge, winning 39.47% of second serve points over the past six months compared to Ceuca's 37.82%.
• In return games, who has the advantage? Ceuca leads with a 54.07% success rate on opponents' second serves, while Daems follows with 49.74%. For first serves, Ceuca also edges Daems slightly, with 36.47% against 34.76%.
• When under pressure to save breakpoints, Ceuca shows a minor edge by saving 47.9% compared to Daems' 46.64%.
• Assessing overall recent performance, Ceuca has a higher match win rate at 62.75% compared to Daems' 59.02% in the past year.
• Examining surface preferences, Daems excels on hard courts with a 61% win rate, whereas Ceuca finds more success on clay, winning 57% of matches.
• Both players have mostly competed at the ITF $10K level recently, with Ceuca having a slightly higher win percentage of 65.91% over Daems' 64.86%.
• Ceuca has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 239.53, compared to Daems' opponents who average a rank of 443.05.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Daems has shown superior resilience, winning 75% of such sets, while Ceuca achieves a 45% success rate.
• When it comes to converting break points, Ceuca outperforms with 45.27% of opportunities converted, overshadowing Daems' 33.33% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

As we dive into their recent performances, slight distinctions between Daems and Ceuca emerge. Daems shows a marginally better performance on second serves, but falls behind Ceuca in both first and second serve returns.

Ceuca has shown more composure under pressure, saving more breakpoints, and winning a higher percentage of matches in the last year. Although Daems is more adept at winning deciding sets, Ceuca's conversion efficiency for break opportunities positions them more favorably.

A look at their preferred surfaces indicates Ceuca's clay court preference and experience against stronger opponents may provide an advantage over Daems’ hard court proficiency.

With Ceuca's superior breakpoint conversion and slight edge in overall match performance, they are predicted to have the upper hand. Based on the statistics, Ceuca appears most likely to win the upcoming match.