Ana Candiotto vs Aoife Kuo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent second serve performance, Ana Candiotto slightly edges out Aoife Kuo with 37.80% of points won compared to 36.17%.
• Ana Candiotto's return game is strong, winning 50.29% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Aoife Kuo's 49.54%.
• Conversely, Aoife Kuo excels in first serve returns, achieving 40.38% success compared to Ana Candiotto's 35.31%.
• When facing breakpoints, Ana Candiotto shows resilience by saving 44.58%, a distinct advantage over Aoife Kuo's 27.91% in this area.
• Overall win percentage in the past year favors Aoife Kuo, who has won 61.90% of her matches compared to Ana Candiotto's 52.73% success rate.
• On clay courts, Ana Candiotto performs best, earning a win percentage of 50%. Is there a surface advantage for Aoife Kuo? Yes, she performs best on hard courts with a 50% win rate.
• In event-level play, Aoife Kuo has a stronger win percentage of 61.90% at Futures/Satellites events, while Ana Candiotto has a lower success rate at ITF tournaments with 34.48%.
• The quality of opponents differs significantly, with Ana Candiotto facing players averaging a rank of 362.44, while Aoife Kuo competes against higher-ranked players averaging 117.29.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ana Candiotto has a higher success rate, winning 46% of such sets compared to Aoife Kuo’s 25%.
• Break point conversion sees Ana Candiotto outperforming, converting 48.45% of opportunities, while Aoife Kuo manages 38.46%.

Editorial Prediction (December 11, 2025, UTC):

Ana Candiotto and Aoife Kuo present a closely matched contest, each exhibiting unique strengths and weaknesses. Ana's performance on clay and her ability to handle pressure with effective breakpoint saves could prove advantageous in key moments.

Aoife Kuo, on the other hand, demonstrates remarkable first serve return ability and competes against higher-ranked opponents, highlighting her competitive edge in high-pressure matches.

Considering recent form and statistical analysis, Ana Candiotto is narrowly positioned as the likely winner due to her superior handling of breakpoints and deciding sets. However, the outcome will also depend on surface conditions and match day performances.