Carolina Bohrer Martins vs Margaret Sohns Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining recent second serve performance, Margaret Sohns has a slight advantage, winning 41.06% compared to Carolina Bohrer Martins' 39.53%. Could this be crucial in predicting match outcomes? Absolutely, as higher second serve points won correlate with better chances of victory.
• In terms of returning second serves, Margaret Sohns also holds the edge, winning 53.21% against Carolina Bohrer Martins' 51.24%. For first serve returns, Sohns leads again with 35.02% over Martins’ 33.89%. Do these stats suggest who might dominate the return game? Likely Margaret Sohns, given the pattern here.
• Under pressure, Margaret Sohns has been better at saving breakpoints with a 53.15% success, outperforming Carolina Bohrer Martins’ 44.61%. This indicates Sohns’ ability to maintain composure during critical moments.
• Looking at the past year's performance, Margaret Sohns has a slightly better win rate of 46.67% compared to Carolina Bohrer Martins’ 44.74%. However, could the surface type influence the result? Both players have a 50% win rate on I.hard, their best surface.
• At Challenger/ITF events > $10K, Margaret Sohns has shown a higher winning percentage (46.67%) than Carolina Bohrer Martins (37.50%). This suggests Sohns might be more adapted to this level of competition.
• Which player has encountered tougher opponents? Carolina Bohrer Martins has faced more challenging opponents, with an average ranking of 319.74 in the past year, compared to Sohns' 426.87.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, who is more likely to prevail? Margaret Sohns, who has won 67% of her deciding sets, showing superior resilience when matches extend to the final set.
• When it comes to converting break points, Margaret Sohns again leads with 47.83%, compared to Carolina Bohrer Martins' 41.01%, suggesting a greater capability to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head analysis highlights Margaret Sohns as the player with slight statistical advantages in several key areas, including second serve performance, return game effectiveness, and breakpoint conversion rates. These attributes offer her a marginal edge in baseline and pressure play.

Carolina Bohrer Martins, while having faced higher-ranked opponents, demonstrates similar skill levels on her preferred indoor hard surface. However, Sohns' ability to perform well under pressure, as demonstrated by her excellence in breakpoint saving and deciding set victory rates, cannot be overlooked.

Considering all these factors, Margaret Sohns appears to be the more likely winner in this upcoming match, given her consistent edge in crucial performance metrics. She seems better equipped to exploit chances and maintain composure during critical moments, marking her as a slight favorite to win.