Ellie Daniels vs Alisa Yakimakho Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ellie Daniels has a stronger second-serve performance, winning 41.67% of points compared to Alisa Yakimakho's 37.50%. Could this serve as a decisive factor?
• When it comes to return games, Yakimakho excels on second serves with a 53.66% win rate, outpacing Daniels' 47.53%.
• First-serve return rates are closely matched, with Daniels at 28.31% and Yakimakho at 27.27%.
• In pressure situations, Daniels shows a slight edge by saving 44.54% of breakpoints, compared to 41.18% for Yakimakho. How important will this be in tight situations?
• Over the last year, Daniels boasts a far superior match-winning record at 75.00%, while Yakimakho lags at 22.22%.
• Daniels shows a preference for Hard surfaces, winning 78% of matches, whereas Yakimakho's strength lies on I.hard surfaces with a 78% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, but Daniels outshines Yakimakho with a 75.00% win rate in these events.
• Head-to-head stats favor Daniels, who has won their only previous encounter.
• Yakimakho tends to face tougher opponents, with average rankings around 28.96, whereas Daniels faces players ranked at 79.42.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Yakimakho seems more resilient, winning 50% of such sets versus Daniels' 33%.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

Both Ellie Daniels and Alisa Yakimakho have their individual strengths, but Daniels clearly has an edge in overall match-winning records and head-to-head encounters.

While Yakimakho demonstrates a strong game when returning second serves and exhibits resilience in deciding sets, her overall win percentage and breakpoint statistics are less impressive compared to Daniels.

Ellie Daniels also comes on top when playing on her favored Hard surfaces, which are more similar to the current conditions they will face.

Considering these factors, Ellie Daniels appears to be the favorite to win in the upcoming match.