Alisa Danilova vs Maia Rey Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How significant is second serve performance in predicting match outcomes? Alisa Danilova has secured 40.60% of points on her second serve over the last six months, while Maia Rey has a 0% success rate.
• Analyzing return game effectiveness, Danilova has won 56.98% of her opponent’s second serve points versus Rey's 0%. Similarly, for first serve returns, Danilova's rate is 34.50%, compared to Rey's 0%.
• When it comes to pressure situations, Danilova has saved 50.78% of breakpoints recently, whereas Rey hasn't saved any, making Danilova appear more resilient under pressure.
• Considering general performance, Danilova has a 56.52% match win rate in the past year, against Rey’s 20.00%.
• On their preferred surfaces, both players have a 50% win rate on clay, but Danilova plays better overall on hard courts than Rey, with Rey having no wins on indoor hard surfaces.
• In terms of competition level, Danilova has been competing mostly in higher-level Challengers/ITF events, winning 50% of her matches, while Rey has played mostly in lower-tier Futures/Satellites events, with a 20% win rate.
• Evaluating opponent quality, Danilova faced opponents with an average rank of 270.61 over the past year, whereas Rey's opposition has not been ranked, pointing to a potential difference in match difficulty faced.
• Deciding set dynamics show Danilova winning 25% of these sets, whereas Rey's record stands at 100%, albeit against likely less formidable opponents.

Editorial Prediction (October 28, 2025, UTC):

When assessing the potential outcomes of the forthcoming match, Alisa Danilova's recent performance on her second serves and her ability to return effectively gives her a clear advantage over Maia Rey. Danilova's proficiency under pressure is also a significant edge.

While both players perform best on clay, Danilova's broader success on hard courts suggests her adaptability across different surfaces is superior. Furthermore, her more challenging opponents likely sharpened her competitive edge.

Given these factors, including Rey's limited match success and lower competitive level, Alisa Danilova appears to have the upper hand. Despite Rey's exceptional record in decisive sets, Danilova's overall advantages make her the likely victor in this matchup.