Astrid Lew Yan Foon vs Aravane Rezai Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Rezai's recent performance on second serves shows a win rate of 30.25%, compared to Foon's 40.8%. Does this indicate a serving advantage for Foon? Yes, it might.
• When returning second serves, Rezai has been more effective, winning 55.87% while Foon wins 52.38%.
• In terms of first serve return effectiveness, Foon holds a slight edge with 31.65% over Rezai's 30.63%.
• Foon has demonstrated better breakpoint resistance, saving 46.56% versus Rezai's 37.63%.
• Overall in the past year, Foon has a higher match win rate at 65.38%, compared to Rezai's 50%.
• Rezai excels on Clay with a 62% career win rate, while Foon is strongest on Hard courts with a 64% win rate.
• Foon has a slightly better performance record in tournaments > $10K, winning 60.53%, compared to Rezai's 50%.
• In their past head-to-head encounter, Foon won their Clay court clash, taking the sole set played 6-1, suggesting a possible psychological edge.
• Rezai has faced slightly tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 354.77, while Foon's are at 405.21.
• Rezai has a strong record in deciding sets, winning 80% recently, which surpasses Foon's 67% in similar scenarios.
• Rezai has a higher recent breakpoint conversion rate of 40%, edging out Foon's 38.53%.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Rezai and Foon presents an interesting case of form against historical prowess. Foon’s current second serve efficiency and superior breakpoint defense distinctly favor his side of the court.

Despite Rezai's proficiency in deciding sets and a slight advantage in returning second serves, Foon's overall performance metrics, including a higher win rate over the past year, foreshadow his potential to maintain control in crucial moments.

Taking these insights into account, Foon seems poised to continue his momentum and is the likely favorite to emerge victorious in this encounter.