Kira Pavlova vs Caterina Odorizzi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Odorizzi has a second-serve win rate of 36.39% over the past six months, slightly less effective than Pavlova's 39.08%.
• In terms of returning opponents' second serves, Odorizzi has a slight edge with 50.2% success compared to Pavlova's 49.1%.
• For first-serve returns, Pavlova holds the advantage, reclaiming 36.15% of points, while Odorizzi is at 32.35%.
• Under pressure, Pavlova outperforms Odorizzi in saving breakpoints, managing a 45.22% save rate versus 37.98% for Odorizzi.
• Looking at overall match win rates over the last year, Pavlova has won 47.37% of her matches, higher than Odorizzi’s 43.18%.
• When considering surface preferences, Odorizzi fares best on clay with a 39% win rate, whereas Pavlova excels on indoor hard courts with a 56% success rate.
• Odorizzi primarily competes in lower-level Futures/ITF $10K events, winning 40%, while Pavlova's experience in Challengers/ITF > $10K events yields a 43.75% win rate.
• Odorizzi faces higher-ranked opponents, with an average ranking of 258.27, compared to Pavlova's opponents, who average a ranking of 423.4.
• In deciding sets, Pavlova has a better performance, winning 48% compared to Odorizzi's 43% success rate.
• Odorizzi is more efficient in converting break points, with a conversion rate of 47.54% against Pavlova's 39.13%.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent performance metrics, Pavlova demonstrates a marginal edge in several key areas crucial for match prediction. Her higher success rate in saving breakpoints and winning deciding sets provides her with a resilient and competitive edge during tight match moments.

Odorizzi, while also competitive, exhibits a less favorable win rate on their second serve and slightly lower breakpoint saving abilities, potentially placing them at a disadvantage in critical situations. However, with a better conversion rate of breakpoint opportunities, Odorizzi can leverage specific moments to shift momentum.

Pavlova's superior performance on indoor hard courts and experience at higher-level tournaments further bolsters her standing as the likely favorite. All factors considered, Pavlova looks more promising as the player poised to win their upcoming match.