Kaili Demi Teso vs Melissa Boyden Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Teso has an edge, winning 38.71% of points compared to Boyden's 30.43%. Does this make Teso the favorite? It might, given the correlation to match prediction accuracy.
• Analyzing return game stats, Teso again leads by winning 53.98% of the opponent's second serve points, while Boyden wins 45.8%. Does this indicate a stronger return game for Teso? Yes, particularly on second serve returns.
• Conversely, Boyden performs better returning first serves, winning 33.53% compared to Teso's 30.58%.
• Under pressure, Boyden excels in saving breakpoints with a rate of 47.32% versus Teso’s 42.22%.
• Considering overall match outcomes, Teso has a slight advantage, winning 56.82% of matches in the past year compared to Boyden's 55.26%.
• Both players have their best surface on Hard, yet Teso outperforms Boyden with a 62% win ratio versus 54%.
• Teso also surpasses Boyden regarding recent tournament play at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, showing a win percentage of 60.98% against Boyden's 53.13%.
• Boyden faced more competitively ranked opponents (average rank 110.5) compared to Teso (average rank 189.45), which may contribute to Boyden's tougher matches.
• In deciding sets, Boyden holds a slight edge, winning 55% compared to Teso's 50%.
• Evaluating breakpoint conversion, Teso again leads by converting 43.59% of opportunities versus Boyden’s 38.89%.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics present a close matchup, but certain patterns emerge providing an overall edge to Teso.

Teso’s superior second serve performance and breakpoint conversion are key advantages, as they correlate strongly with winning matches. Teso's ability to win a higher percentage of return games, especially against weaker second serves, adds to their favorability.

Boyden, however, displays resilience under pressure with higher breakpoint saves and solid performance in deciding sets, which might challenge Teso if the match becomes tight.

Both favor Hard courts, but Teso's higher win percentage across this surface and recent tournaments suggests a better adaptation to these conditions.

Considering these elements, Teso is slightly more likely to win this upcoming match, yet Boyden’s underdog potential and experience against higher-ranked opponents could produce surprises.