Anna Sinclair Rogers vs Evialina Laskevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Anna Sinclair Rogers has achieved a second serve win percentage of 41.04% recently, in comparison to Evialina Laskevich’s slightly higher 42.36%. Does a small edge in this area signify a substantial advantage? It may not be decisive but reflects consistency.
• In return games, Laskevich excels by winning 52.33% of points on opponents' second serves, surpassing Sinclair Rogers who has 47.38%.
• First serve returns highlight Laskevich's edge, capturing 38.27% of points versus Sinclair Rogers’ 34.15%.
• Under pressure, Sinclair Rogers shows greater resilience by saving 51.37% of breakpoints compared to Laskevich’s 43.08%.
• Overall match success sees Laskevich slightly ahead with a 53.33% win record over the past year, while Sinclair Rogers stands at 52.24%.
• Surface preferences present an interesting contrast: Sinclair Rogers thrives on indoor hard courts with a 67% success rate, while Laskevich favors hard courts, also achieving 67% success.
• Both players have mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with Laskevich slightly ahead in recent match win percentages.
• Sinclair Rogers has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents (average rank 228.54) compared to Laskevich’s tougher opponents (average rank 201.33).
• Deciding set success sees Laskevich winning 67% of these close encounters, slightly more frequently than Sinclair Rogers’ 64%.
• When converting breakpoints, both show similar proficiency: Sinclair Rogers at 42.78% and Laskevich at 43.42%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Anna Sinclair Rogers and Evialina Laskevich promises to be fiercely competitive.

Despite Sinclair Rogers’ superior performance under pressure and a strong record on her favored indoor surface, Laskevich presents a compelling case with her marginally better recent performance statistics.

Laskevich holds slight advantages in return games and has faced more challenging opponents over the past 12 months.

Considering these factors, Evialina Laskevich seems poised to emerge as the likely winner of this encounter.