Eva Frissora vs Mayra Jovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do both players perform on second serves? Both Jovic and Frissora have struggled equally, winning 0% of second serve points in the past six months.
• Which player has an edge in return games? Neither player has excelled, with both winning 0% of opponents' second serve points and showing identical results on first serve returns.
• How do they manage under pressure? Jovic and Frissora have each saved 0% of breakpoints recently, reflecting similar abilities to handle pressure.
• Looking at overall performance, who has won more matches recently? Jovic has a slightly higher match win percentage of 45.45% over the last year compared to Frissora's 100%, but Frissora has only played one match.
• What are each player's preferred playing surfaces? Jovic prefers Hard courts with a 46% win rate, while Frissora excels on Clay with a 100% win rate.
• How experienced are the players at different levels? Both players have mostly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K. Jovic has a 57.14% win rate in these, whereas Frissora boasts a 100% win rate across fewer matches.
• Which opponent quality have they faced recently? Jovic has faced opponents with an average rank of 172.27, while Frissora's average opponent's rank remains unspecified but indicates lesser-known players.
• Who performs better in deciding sets? Jovic has a 33% success rate in deciding sets, compared to Frissora's perfect record of 100%.
• What about their ability to convert breakpoints? Recently, Jovic and Frissora have each converted 0% of breakpoint chances, suggesting similar levels of effectiveness.

Editorial Prediction (May 13, 2025, UTC):

Both players display markedly similar statistics in several critical areas, including second serve performance, return games, and playing under pressure. Neither player has shown proficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities recently, which could be pivotal during the match.

Frissora's spotless match record over the past year, although based on limited play, suggests potential strong form, especially on Clay, where Frissora has a perfect win rate.

Jovic, however, has the advantage of facing higher-ranked opponents and winning more matches consistently on the Hard surface.

Despite these considerations and given current trends, Frissora appears to be the more likely winner, largely due to their unblemished performance in deciding sets and their historical success on Clay.