Amy Stevens vs Sarah Mildren Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mildren has a significantly stronger second serve performance, winning 37.34% of points in recent form, compared to Stevens' 21.62%. Does this make Mildren a stronger server? It seems likely.
• When it comes to returning games, Stevens excels in second serve points, winning 56% compared to Mildren's 42.86%. First serve return stats are almost equal, with Stevens slightly ahead at 26.19% versus Mildren's 26.03%.
• Under pressure, Mildren shows resilience by saving 47.25% of breakpoints, whereas Stevens has a breakpoint save percentage of 40%.
• Over the last year, Mildren has a modest win rate of 53.85%, slightly outperforming Stevens' 50% win rate.
• Surface preferences differ; Mildren thrives on Grass with a 60% win rate, while Stevens prefers Hard courts, holding a 52% win rate.
• Match levels indicate Mildren competes in higher-tier Challengers/ITF tournaments, with a 50% success rate. Stevens also has a 50% rate but at lower-tier events, such as Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments.
• In terms of opponent quality, Mildren's average competition rank is 397, much less challenging than Stevens, whose opponents average around a rank of 74.92.
• Deciding set capability leans heavily toward Mildren, who claims victory in all such scenarios recently, compared to Stevens' 60% success rate.
• Stevens has a more effective breakpoint conversion, achieving 30% in recent form, while Mildren converts at a rate of 21.95%.

Editorial Prediction (August 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Mildren and Stevens presents a fascinating matchup of contrasting strengths and strategic approaches. Mildren's superior second serve and ability to secure deciding sets provide a solid foundation, potentially benefiting from mental fortitude and technical prowess under pressure.

While Stevens excels in converting breakpoints and returning second serves, which could pressure Mildren's serve, Mildren's advantage on Grass and recent success against comparable opponents cannot be overlooked.

Though Stevens faces tougher opponents generally, the stats suggest Mildren might capitalize on their serve and breakpoint resilience. The prediction leans toward Mildren securing a win in this encounter.