Kaitlin Quevedo vs Radka Zelnickova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has a slight edge in second serve performance recently? Quevedo has a second serve win rate of 36.12%, whereas Zelnickova marginally leads with 37.09%.
• How do they compare in return games? Lately, Quevedo has excelled in returning, winning 52.02% of opponents' second serve points and 37.6% on first serves, surpassing Zelnickova’s 49.69% and 32.5%, respectively.
• Under pressure, which player saves more breakpoints? Zelnickova saves 49.13% of breakpoints, slightly better than Quevedo's 46.62%.
• In terms of overall performance in the past year, Quevedo has won 66.67% of matches, higher than Zelnickova's 59.46%.
• Which surface is more favorable for each player? Both excel on Hard courts, but Quevedo shows a superior win rate of 74%, compared to Zelnickova's 63%.
• When playing in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, Quevedo has a win rate of 65.57%, while Zelnickova has 52.08%.
• Facing stronger opponents on average, Quevedo’s opponents hold an average rank of 345.54, compared to Zelnickova’s average opponent rank of 378.89.
• If the match stretches to a deciding set, Quevedo is likely more effective, winning 65% of such sets opposed to Zelnickova's 50%.
• Quevedo has been more efficient with break point conversion at 40.93%, while Zelnickova converts 35.36% of her opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

With a slightly better success rate on second serves and a stronger pressure handling, Zelnickova demonstrates competitive resilience.

In contrast, Quevedo boasts superior stats in return games, overall match victories, and surfaces, especially Hard courts.

The level of competition faced by Quevedo is notably tougher, and this experience aids in excelling at breaking points.

These advantages, coupled with better performance in deciding sets, position Quevedo as the likely winner of the upcoming match.