Yasmine Kabbaj vs Loes Ebeling Koning Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance is critical for match prediction. Koning has a small edge, winning 38.36% of points on their second serve, compared to Kabbaj's 34%.
• Return game statistics show that Kabbaj is stronger on returns, winning 56.29% of opponents' second serves, while Koning wins 51.52% of those points.
• When looking at first serve returns, Kabbaj again has the upper hand, capturing 37.82% compared to Koning's 32.05%.
• Under pressure, Kabbaj slightly outperforms Koning in saving breakpoints, with a rate of 48.68% as opposed to 46.41%.
• Both players have impressive match-winning percentages over the last year—Kabbaj edges ahead with a 69.57% win rate compared to Koning's 64.71%.
• On clay, where both players perform best, Kabbaj is slightly superior with a 69% win rate compared to Koning’s 67%.
• In terms of competition level, Kabbaj has been playing in higher-tier events (Challengers/ITF > $10K) and maintains a 68.42% win rate. Koning, playing mainly in lower-tier events (Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K), has a 66.67% win rate.
• Opponent quality could give an edge to Koning, who faces slightly higher-ranked competition, averaging a rank of 340.09, compared to Kabbaj's 390.09.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Koning has a slight edge, winning 61% of those, whereas Kabbaj wins 57%.
• In converting breakpoints, Kabbaj again has the advantage, with a 46.84% conversion rate compared to Koning's 43.13%.

Editorial Prediction (July 18, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing the head-to-head statistics, Kabbaj seems to have the edge in several crucial areas. Their return game stands out, with better performance on both first and second serve returns compared to Koning. While Koning’s second serve performance is slightly stronger, Kabbaj's stronger return stats may counterbalance that advantage.

Kabbaj also has a slight upper hand in breakpoint conversion and saving breakpoints under pressure, potentially making them more challenging to overcome during intense match moments. Furthermore, Kabbaj has been competing in higher-tier tournaments, which might have provided more robust competitive exposure.

Both players excel on clay, their best surface, so the match could be highly competitive. However, Kabbaj's consistent performance in tougher tournaments and superior return game suggests a slight advantage.

Based on these facts, Kabbaj is more likely to emerge as the winner in this upcoming match.