Emina Bektas vs Maria Kozyreva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Emina Bektas is winning more points on her second serve (41.82%) compared to Maria Kozyreva (36.60%). Could this give her an advantage during service games? It seems likely.
• Maria Kozyreva has a slight edge in winning points while returning opponents' second serves (46.46%) compared to Emina Bektas (44.76%). Does this indicate better return skills? Potentially.
• The return on first serves heavily favors Kozyreva with 34.16% compared to Bektas's 25.13%, suggesting a stronger return game under certain conditions.
• When facing breakpoints, Bektas shows more resilience, saving 55.92% compared to Kozyreva's 41.26%. Is Bektas better under pressure? This stat leans toward saying yes.
• In terms of overall match wins over the past year, Kozyreva leads with a 57.14% win rate, while Bektas has 47.73%. Who's had better momentum recently? Kozyreva seems to have it.
• Both players excel on hard courts, holding a winning percentage of 62%. However, Kozyreva struggles more on indoor hard courts, and Bektas finds difficulty on clay.
• They both primarily participate in ITF tournaments over $10K, yet Kozyreva wins 58.33% of her matches, compared to Bektas's 51.85%. Is Kozyreva more successful at these levels?
• In direct encounters, Bektas holds a 1-0 advantage over Kozyreva, having won both sets they played in their previous encounter.
• Maria Kozyreva has generally faced weaker opponents, with an average rank difference in competition being higher than Bektas’s.
• Though slightly better, Kozyreva shows a minor advantage in deciding sets, winning 57% versus Bektas’s 55% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match between Maria Kozyreva and Emina Bektas, both players demonstrate competitive strengths on hard court surfaces. While Kozyreva shows a stronger return game, Bektas excels under breakpoint scenarios. Recent performance trends suggest Kozyreva has maintained more consistent form in her matches overall.

However, the minor advantage in second serve points and the ability to save more breakpoints may play crucial roles for Bektas. Additionally, Bektas's triumph in their previous encounter cannot be overlooked.

Considering these factors, Emina Bektas emerges as a slightly more favorable contender for this match, particularly with her effective second serve under pressure.