Anna Blinkova vs Kaitlin Quevedo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form over the last six months, Blinkova has consistently demonstrated superior performance on her second serve, winning 38.27% of points compared to Quevedo's 36.69%. This particular stat closely correlates with accurate match predictions. On the return side, Blinkova has been more successful, capturing 52.18% of her opponent's second serve points, whereas Quevedo has managed 48.56%. However, when it comes to first serve returns, Quevedo has a slight edge with 35.93% over Blinkova's 33.04%.

Another crucial aspect to consider in this comparison is the ability to handle pressure during matches. Quevedo has displayed a better capacity to save breakpoints, successfully fending off 46.85% of them, while Blinkova has saved 42.81%. This statistic can be particularly useful for in-game betting predictions. When examining overall match performance in the past year, Quevedo shows a stronger win-loss record, securing victory in 67.14% of her matches, compared to Blinkova's 48.33%.

Surfaces also play a significant role in predicting match outcomes. Blinkova boasts her highest career win percentage on indoor hard courts at 67%, while her weakest surface is grass, where she holds an even 50% win rate. Conversely, Quevedo's best results have come on hard courts with a 74% success rate, and her least preferred surface appears to be clay, where she still maintains a respectable 65% win percentage.

A deeper analysis of the level of competition faced reveals that Blinkova has competed against higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 128.12 over the last twelve months, while Quevedo's opponents have had an average rank of 353.97. Despite this, Quevedo has demonstrated remarkable performance in deciding sets, winning 69% of them compared to Blinkova's 47% in the last year.

Ultimately, making a detailed prediction involves weighing all these statistics carefully. Based on the available data—factoring in current performance metrics, the ability to perform under pressure, and past records—Quevedo seems better positioned to win this upcoming match. This prediction is enhanced by her more favorable statistics in surface performance, match win percentage, and deciding set outcomes.