Beatrice Stagno vs Hibah Shaikh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Shaikh has won 35.71% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Stagno, who has managed 32.67%.
• Shaikh triumphs in 55.68% of return points against opponents' second serves, whereas Stagno excels with 61.11% in the return game. First serve return stats are nearly identical, with Shaikh at 38.04% and Stagno closely following at 37.85%.
• Under pressure, Shaikh has successfully saved 43.33% of breakpoints, compared to Stagno's 36.84%, suggesting Shaikh holds up better when facing potential breaks.
• Over the past year, Shaikh has a win rate of 53.49% from matches played, higher than Stagno's 42.86% performance record.
• In terms of surface preference, Shaikh's strongest performance occurs on Hard courts with a win percentage of 59%, while Stagno favors Clay with a 45% win rate.
• Shaikh's matches have predominantly taken place in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning half of these, while Stagno has mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing 40% of match wins.
• During the past 12 months, Shaikh's average opponent rank is 366.98, indicating slightly less competitive opponents when comparing to Stagno's 189.86 average opponent ranking.
• If a match extends to a deciding set, Stagno appears more resilient, winning 50% of such sets, as opposed to Shaikh's 36% success rate.
• In terms of converting breakpoints, Shaikh has achieved a conversion rate of 49.56%, while Stagno trails slightly with 45%, highlighting Shaikh's slight edge in capitalizing on breakpoint chances.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

On analyzing the key statistics, both players have demonstrated unique strengths. Shaikh has a slight upper hand in second serve performance and breakpoint saving abilities, making them formidable in pressure situations.

Stagno, although slightly edged out in these areas, showcases superior return game capabilities, particularly against opponent's second serves—a potential game-changer in tight matches.

The current form sees Shaikh winning a higher percentage of matches, with an overall more competitive edge on Hard courts. Meanwhile, Stagno's record on Clay and in deciding sets might not be of immediate relevance given the surface and competition level.

Considering all factors, Shaikh appears to be the more likely victor heading into this matchup, providing they maintain form and capitalize on their slight statistical advantages.