Anna Kartseva vs Evgeniya Burdina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Both players demonstrate nearly identical competence in recent second serve performance, with Anna Kartseva at 35.44% and Evgeniya Burdina at 35.32%. Can this slight edge make a difference? Perhaps only marginally.
• Evgeniya Burdina holds a stronger recent second serve return game, capturing 51.97% of opponents' points compared to Anna Kartseva's 46.21%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Anna Kartseva shows an edge by winning 37.47% against Evgeniya Burdina's 35.42%.
• When under pressure, Evgeniya Burdina excels in saving breakpoints at 46.63%, surpassing Anna Kartseva's 36.11%.
• Anna Kartseva's overall match win percentage in the last year is significantly higher at 64.52% compared to Evgeniya Burdina's 48.84%.
• Both players excel on hard surfaces, each boasting a win rate of 75% in their careers.
• Playing mostly in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K category, Anna Kartseva has performed better with a 66.67% win rate vs. Evgeniya Burdina's 51.85%.
• Anna Kartseva has faced higher-ranked opponents on average (156.97) than Evgeniya Burdina (394.88), indicating stiffer competition.
• In deciding sets, Anna Kartseva leads with a 43% win rate, against Evgeniya Burdina's 38% in the past year.
• Breaking serve opportunities favor Kartseva, who converts 52.27% of breakpoint chances, higher than Burdina's 45.31%.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match, Anna Kartseva's consistency in overall match performance and conversions of breakpoint opportunities gives her a competitive edge. Her ability to capitalize on these key moments is pivotal.

Despite Evgeniya Burdina's proficiency in saving breakpoints and returning second serves, her overall match results and competition level lag behind. Furthermore, Kartseva has demonstrated resilience against higher-ranked opponents, which may prove advantageous.

Considering these factors, Anna Kartseva emerges as the likely victor in this match, leveraging her strengths in breaking opponents' serves and succeeding against tougher competition.