Angelica Raggi vs Sara Dols Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Dols and Raggi show similar performance patterns on second serve points over the last six months—37.55% for Dols and 38.5% for Raggi. Which player gets the edge here? Marginally, Raggi.
• In recent form, return games offer little difference between the players. Dols edges out in second serve returns at 50.62% versus 50.18% for Raggi. Conversely, Raggi leads slightly in first serve returns—36.3% over Dols' 36.26%.
• Under pressure, Raggi appears to have the advantage, saving 48.2% of breakpoints compared to Dols' 45.52%.
• Dols has a marginally higher annual match win rate, winning 55.56% while Raggi wins 51.11%.
• Considering the best surface for each player, Dols excels on clay with a 62% win rate, while Raggi shows superiority on hard courts with a 64% win rate.
• Raggi competes frequently in higher-level Challenger and ITF tournaments, posting a win rate of 54.17% compared to Dols' 57.14% in lower-level events.
• Assessing opponent quality, Dols faces slightly lower-ranked opponents (average 387.08) compared to Raggi’s (average 375.96).
• In deciding sets, Dols has a better track record, winning 50% compared to Raggi's 44% over the last year.
• Raggi shows a stronger conversion of breakpoint opportunities recently, successfully breaking serve 44.59% of the time versus Dols' 35.68%.

Editorial Prediction (August 14, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match, various performance metrics suggest a tightly contested encounter. Both Dols and Raggi have comparable proficiency in their second serve points and return games, offering little differentiation.

Raggi’s advantage under match pressure and higher level of competition experience lean the odds slightly in his favor. Although Dols shows a slight advantage in deciding set performance, Raggi's better breakpoint conversion rate could prove crucial.

Dols’ superiority on clay doesn’t align with the surface on which Raggi excels. However, Dols has a marginally better annual win rate. Considering the current circumstances, the edge goes to Raggi, who is likely to secure a win given his stronger performance under pressure and slightly higher conversion rates.