Amanda Anisimova vs Mayar Sherif Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing second serve performance in recent months reveals slight differences in efficiency between the players, with Amanda Anisimova winning 37.75% of points and Mayar Sherif securing 37.93%. Such statistics highlight crucial nuances impacting match outcome predictions. In terms of return games, Sherif appears advantageous. When facing opponents' second serves, Sherif wins 51.74% of those points, slightly outperforming Anisimova, who has won 48.67%. Similarly, first serve returns favor Sherif at 36.33% over Anisimova's 34.26%.

Under pressure, both players showcase resilience, albeit closely matched. During breakpoints, Anisimova saves 52.84%, marginally exceeding Sherif's 52.61%. Historically, Anisimova has demonstrated a strong performance over the past year, clinching 63.41% of her matches, while Sherif has secured 58.73%. Exploring surface preferences, both athletes excel on clay. Anisimova boasts a 65% win rate, though Sherif leads with a 74% success rate on this surface.

Delving into the level of competition, Anisimova's experience in Masters series, winning 70% of her matches, contrasts with Sherif's dominant performance in the Challengers/ITF circuits, securing 77.14% victories. The quality of opponents also varies, with Anisimova facing contenders with an average rank of 78.32 compared to Sherif's 208.37. Breakpoint conversion rates hint at a slight edge for Sherif, who capitalizes on 33.33% of opportunities against Anisimova's 31.82%.

In scenarios progressing to a decisive set, Sherif again holds the advantage by winning 46% of such situations within the past year, compared to Anisimova's 33%. While considering head-to-head predictions based solely on these statistics, Sherif emerges as a slight favorite, given her superiority in return games and deciding set performances. However, monitoring current event form remains crucial for accurate updates as matches unfold.