Eunhye Lee vs Anna Kubareva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance provide an edge? Eunhye Lee has won 38.47% of points on her second serve in recent months, which is slightly better than Anna Kubareva's 35.65%, indicating a potential advantage on crucial points.
• In return games, Eunhye Lee displays superior performance, winning 53.13% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Anna Kubareva's 48.91%. Does this suggest a stronger defensive game for Lee?
• Their ability to handle pressure is almost indistinguishable, with Lee saving 46.32% of breakpoints and Kubareva saving 46.18%, suggesting that neither has a clear higher resistance under pressure.
• Performance overview shows Eunhye Lee winning 67.65% of her matches over the past year, while Anna Kubareva has a win rate of 60.42%, pointing to a more consistent overall performance from Lee.
• Surface preferences: Lee excels on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, and Kubareva is equally skilled on hard surfaces with a similar win percentage. Conversely, clay courts appear to pose more challenges to both players, especially for Kubareva at 51%.
• In terms of tournament level, Lee has slightly better success at the Challengers/ITF level, winning 62.50% of her matches, compared to Kubareva's 59.38% at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level.
• In direct head-to-head matchups, Eunhye Lee leads 1-0, having won their last encounter in straight sets, signifying a psychological edge.
• Regarding opponent quality, both players have faced opponents with similar average rankings in the past year, but Lee has a slight edge in competitive match wins, especially in deciding sets with a 57% win rate versus Kubareva's 46%.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

Eunhye Lee's recent performance indicators show a marginal advantage in both serve and return statistics, suggesting she can capitalize on second serve opportunities more effectively.

Her overall match consistency and ability to maintain composure under pressure are comparable to Anna Kubareva, but her record shows superior outcomes in tougher scenarios, like deciding sets.

While both players have similar success rates on favored surfaces, Lee’s minor head-to-head advantage combined with her higher confiden`ce in match wins tips the scales in her favor.

Considering these factors, Eunhye Lee is marginally favored to emerge as the winner in their upcoming tennis match.