Elisabetta Cocciaretto vs Kamilla Rakhimova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent six-month form, Cocciaretto leads Rakhimova in second serve point win percentages: 40.9% versus 37.56%.
• Cocciaretto struggles slightly on return games compared to Rakhimova, evidenced by winning 47.47% of opponent's second serve points, while Rakhimova secures 51.9%.
• For first serve returns, the players are closely matched, with Cocciaretto winning 31.7% and Rakhimova at 32.49%.
• Analyzing break point save percentages, both players are almost identical—Cocciaretto at 48.57% and Rakhimova at 48.63%.
• Over the past year, Rakhimova's match win rate is higher at 50%, compared to Cocciaretto's 41.86%.
• Where does each player excel on surfaces? Cocciaretto shines on grass with a 69% win rate, whereas Rakhimova performs best on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate.
• On the Main tour in the last year, Rakhimova holds a better win rate, at 53.57%, while Cocciaretto's win rate is 42.11%.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Rakhimova has won the only encounter, prevailing in straight sets.
• Considering past opponent strengths, Cocciaretto has faced slightly stronger opposition, with an average opponent rank of 119.67 versus Rakhimova's 141.17.
• In deciding sets against all players over the past year, Cocciaretto again edges out Rakhimova, winning 50% compared to 37%.
• Both players show similar performance in break point conversion in recent form, Cocciaretto at 37.71% and Rakhimova at 37.56%.

Editorial Prediction (June 23, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Elisabetta Cocciaretto and Kamilla Rakhimova presents an intriguing battle of form and statistics. Cocciaretto shows better second serve performance, a stat closely tied to winning outcomes, which could provide her an edge.

Rakhimova's strength lies in return games, highlighted by her superior statistics on winning opponents' second serve points. With both players showing similar break point save statistics, decision-making under pressure could prove pivotal.

Head-to-head history gives Rakhimova the upper hand, having won their sole previous encounter. However, when faced with higher-ranked opponents, Cocciaretto has been tested more rigorously.

Surface experience could play a significant role; though this match isn't on grass, Cocciaretto's strong grass performance indicates an ability to adapt her game effectively. Meanwhile, Rakhimova's proficiency on indoor hard courts suggests formidable overall abilities.

Weighing all factors, with Cocciaretto's slight advantages in several key areas and her history of playing stronger opponents, she appears poised to secure victory in this matchup.