Anjali Rathi vs Pitchaya Isaro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Isaro's recent second serve performance is slightly better, winning 38.98% of points, compared to Rathi's 36.9%. Could this give Isaro an edge?
• On return stats, Isaro is clearly stronger, winning 58.06% of opponents' second serve points versus Rathi's 50.64%, and also has a slight advantage on first serve returns.
• When facing breakpoints, Rathi performs much better under pressure, saving 38.73%, while Isaro only saves 20%.
• Over the past year, Rathi has won 51.61% of their matches, whereas Isaro has not won any matches, making Rathi the more recent successful player.
• Rathi's best surface is Clay with a 64% win rate. However, both players struggle on Hard courts, Isaro with a 0% and Rathi slightly better but still struggling.
• In terms of match experience, Rathi has played more matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level with a 43.75% win rate, whereas Isaro has yet to win.
• Rathi has faced tougher opponents over the past year, with an average rank of 262.94 compared to Isaro's opponents with no recorded rank.
• If the match goes into a deciding set, Rathi has a distinct advantage, winning 75% of such sets, compared to Isaro's 0% victory rate.
• Isaro converts breakpoints better, achieving a 46.15% conversion rate compared to Rathi's 36.63%, which could be crucial if they reach such situations.

Editorial Prediction (August 31, 2025, UTC):

In evaluating both players' performances, it appears that Isaro has a slight advantage in certain technical areas like second serve points and return statistics. However, these strengths are overshadowed by the fact that Isaro has not secured a match win over the past year, indicating broader weaknesses.

Rathi demonstrates superior resilience under pressure, notably with a markedly better breakpoint save percentage. Furthermore, their stronger track record on the tour against higher-ranked opponents, as well as their ability to win deciding sets, enhances their competitive prospects significantly.

Given these factors, despite Isaro's technical strengths, Rathi appears to be the likely winner for the upcoming match due to better overall recent performance and experience with tougher competition.