Eryn Cayetano vs Jessie Aney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Both players show similar second serve performance in recent months, with Aney winning 38.31% of points compared to Cayetano’s 37.29%. Could this marginal difference have an impact on the outcome? It might.
• Aney outperforms Cayetano in returning both first and second serves recently, with a 50.49% success on opponents' second serves and 35.67% on first serves, while Cayetano stands at 50% and 32.89% respectively.
• Under pressure, Cayetano has a slight edge in saving breakpoints, managing to save 44.79%, compared to Aney's 44.09%.
• When examining their recent match records, Cayetano appears stronger overall by winning 76.92% of matches in the last year, whereas Aney has only achieved a 50% win rate.
• Surface preference shows Aney excels on indoor hard courts (68% win rate), but struggles more on hard courts (53%). Conversely, Cayetano thrives on hard courts with a 71% win rate, although they have not won on indoor hard surfaces yet.
• Both players primarily compete in Challengers/ITF > $10K events, with Cayetano performing better, winning 63.64% of matches, compared to Aney's 37.5%.
• Aney has faced tougher opponents, averaging ranks of 276.59, as compared to Cayetano's 373.28 average opponent ranking in the past year.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Cayetano possesses a stronger record, winning 50% of these scenarios, while Aney has won just 17% of their matches in such situations.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Cayetano is slightly more efficient, converting 35.41% of opportunities, as opposed to Aney's 32.35%.

Editorial Prediction (July 28, 2025, UTC):

Given the current form, Aney and Cayetano show comparable second serve and return capabilities. However, Cayetano exhibits a minor advantage under pressure by saving break points slightly better.

While Aney has faced stronger opponents based on average rankings, Cayetano’s higher overall win rate over the last year suggests a stronger overall performance level.

Surface preferences indicate a potential edge for Cayetano on hard courts, their preferred surface, where they have a higher success rate.

Despite Aney's ability to challenge tougher opponents, Cayetano's better performance on deciding sets and higher match win percentage indicate they possess a slight overall advantage.

Considering these factors, Cayetano is more likely to emerge as the winner in the upcoming match.