Mariam Atia vs Zoziya Kardava Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mariam Atia has a better second serve performance, winning 36.92% of her second serve points compared to Zoziya Kardava's 27.56%. Does this give her a significant advantage? Yes, this metric often correlates with match success.
• When it comes to return game performance, Zoziya Kardava excels, winning 60.53% of opponent's second serve points and 41.92% on first serve returns, outperforming Mariam Atia's 51.58% and 33.96%. Could this edge play a decisive role? It is quite likely.
• Under pressure, Mariam Atia slightly edges out by saving 42.48% of breakpoints compared to Zoziya Kardava's 41.64%. This marginal difference could be crucial in tight games.
• Overall match performance shows Zoziya Kardava with a stronger win record at 58.00% versus Mariam Atia's 34.48% over the past year. Is this indicative of her consistent performance? Indeed, it suggests so.
• Both players perform best on different surfaces; Mariam Atia's top wins come on Clay at 53%, while Zoziya Kardava's are on Indoor Hard (I.hard) surfaces at 53% as well. Does playing surface favor one? It depends on the current event surface.
• Zoziya Kardava dominates the Futures/Satellites/ITF level with a 60.47% win rate, compared to Mariam Atia’s 40.00%. Do these win rates emphasize Kardava's competence at this level? Yes, it highlights her competitive edge.
• Despite playing tougher opponents on average, ranked 229.59, Mariam Atia struggles compared to Zoziya Kardava's more frequent victories against lower-ranked players averaging 341.88. Could this disparity impact the match outcome? Quite potentially.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Zoziya Kardava has a proven track record, winning 50% of these sets versus Mariam Atia's 20%. Is Kardava better in clutch scenarios? Statistics affirm this.

Editorial Prediction (October 2, 2025, UTC):

Zozia Kardava's superior return game and higher match win percentage suggest a stronger form coming into this match. Her ability to prevail in deciding sets further demonstrates her mental toughness in critical situations.

Mariam Atia shows promise with her better second serve stats and breakpoint saving capability. However, her lower overall match performance may limit her ability to capitalize on these strengths.

Given the comparative analysis of key performance aspects, Zoziya Kardava is the likely contender to win, providing she maintains her return prowess and handles the pressure of clutch moments effectively.