Eva Lys vs Anastasia Zakharova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Zakharova outperforms Lys slightly in second serve success, achieving 41.22% compared to Lys's 38.58%. Could this slight edge impact match predictions? It just might.
• Lys outshines Zakharova in breaking down opponents' second serves, capturing 51.22% of points, versus Zakharova’s 50.27%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Zakharova narrowly leads, succeeding at 34.96% compared to Lys’s 34.20%.
• Under pressure, Zakharova has demonstrated better resilience with a 47.75% breakpoint saving rate, surpassing Lys’s 44.33%.
• Overall match performance over the past year leans toward Zakharova, who has won 61.11% of her matches, slightly better than Lys’s 58.18%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts, with Zakharova holding a slight advantage in win percentage (69%) compared to Lys (67%).
• Lys competes more frequently on the Main tour, while Zakharova finds more success in Challenger events, winning a higher percentage of her matches there.
• In direct head-to-head clashes, they are evenly matched with each winning one of their two encounters. Their previous matches have been tight, sharing even sets at 3-3.
• Zakharova holds a slight edge in tiebreak situations, converting her single opportunity against Lys, contrasting Lys's zero tiebreak wins.
• Zacharova has generally faced lower-ranked opposition than Lys over the last twelve months, with an average rank of 222.29 against Lys’s 109.11.
• When matches come down to the wire, Zakharova has been marginally more successful, winning 52% of deciding sets versus Lys’s 50%.
• Zakharova also converts break points more effectively, with a 42.69% success rate compared to Lys’s 38.68%, a crucial factor for in-match turning points.

Editorial Prediction (August 20, 2025, UTC):

Both players have displayed competencies in various areas, making this an intriguing matchup. While Zakharova edges ahead in second serve success, Lys's proficiency in returning opponent second serves could counterbalance this advantage.

Lys also competes more frequently on higher-level tours, gaining experience against tougher opponents, which could serve her well. However, Zakharova’s superior breakpoint conversion and pressure handling provide potential leverage in critical moments of the match.

Considering recent form and head-to-head statistics, the match is expected to be closely contested. However, Zakharova's slight statistical advantages, particularly in breaking opponents' serves and handling pressure, suggest she has a minor edge.

Based on these facets, Zakharova is poised as the more probable victor in their upcoming encounter.