Eva Bennemann vs Francesca Curmi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Looking at second serve performance over the past six months, Francesca Curmi wins 37.33% of points, while Eva Bennemann holds a slight edge with 38.17%.
• Who has the upper hand in return games? Eva Bennemann appears to have a slight advantage, winning 49.75% of opponents' second serve points compared to Francesca Curmi's 47.73%.
• First serve return stats show both players are quite similar, with Bennemann at 37.66% and Curmi at 37.17%.
• Under pressure, Bennemann is slightly more reliable, saving 46.60% of breakpoints versus Curmi's 44.31%.
• Over the past year, Curmi's match win rate stands at 58.49% while Bennemann's is notably higher at 70.97%.
• Both players show a preference for different surfaces. Curmi excels on Hard courts (67%), whereas Bennemann’s best is on I.hard (67%).
• Both competitors predominantly participate in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with Curmi having a marginally better win rate at 58.49% compared to Bennemann's 59.09%.
• In their only head-to-head match, Francesca Curmi emerged victorious, winning 2 out of 3 sets.
• When facing higher caliber opponents, Bennemann has slightly tougher competition, playing against an average rank of 351.35 vs. Curmi’s 372.77.
• Deciding set performance is nearly identical, with Curmi winning 44% and Bennemann 43% of such sets in the last year.
• Both players are neck and neck in breakpoint conversion rates, with Curmi at 47.97% and Bennemann at 48.21%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

This matchup between Francesca Curmi and Eva Bennemann presents a fascinating contest with both players bringing their strengths and weaknesses to the court. In second serve performance and return game statistics, Bennemann shows a slight advantage, which could be pivotal in the outcome.

While Curmi has the edge in direct encounters, and shows strengths on Hard courts, Bennemann's superior overall match win rate over the past year cannot be overlooked. Furthermore, under pressure, Bennemann has proven slightly more resilient in saving breakpoints.

Given these factors, and considering their head-to-head history as well as their comparable competitive environments, Eva Bennemann appears to have a slim edge in the upcoming match. Therefore, the most likely winner of this encounter is Eva Bennemann.