Eva Bennemann vs Josy Daems Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Both players have similar second serve performance recently, with Daems at 41.39% and Bennemann slightly ahead at 41.95%. Could Bennemann's edge in second serve points give them an advantage?
• In terms of return games, Bennemann again has a slight lead, winning 50.83% of points on opponents’ second serves compared to Daems' 50.25%. For first serve returns, Bennemann is noticeably stronger with 39.36% over Daems' 34.55%.
• Under pressure, Daems has a slight edge, having saved 46.98% of breakpoints compared to Bennemann's 45.83%.
• Overall performance in matches over the past year shows Bennemann with a better win rate at 62.5%, compared to Daems at 54.1%.
• Daems prefers hard courts with a 59% win rate, while Bennemann excels on clay, having won 64% of his matches on this surface.
• Daems has primarily competed at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level with a respectable 61.54% win rate, whereas Bennemann frequently plays in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, matching a 62.5% win rate.
• Head-to-head, Daems leads Bennemann 1-0, having secured a straight-sets victory in their only previous meeting on clay.
• Daems has proven adept in deciding sets, winning 69% versus Bennemann’s 60% over the past year.
• In converting breakpoints, Bennemann is more efficient, achieving a conversion rate of 47.22% compared to Daems' 35.06%.
• Both have competed against players with similar average rankings, with Daems facing opponents ranked around 434, while Bennemann’s opponents are slightly higher ranked at 419.

Editorial Prediction (August 14, 2025, UTC):

As we approach this highly anticipated match-up, both players display strengths and weaknesses. Bennemann has shown a slight edge in serving and return statistics, which could play a pivotal role.

However, Daems has a slight psychological advantage, having won their only previous encounter on clay and showing resilience by saving more breakpoints.

Considering the court surface and their recent form, the match promises to be tightly contested. Bennemann’s recent stats on breakpoint conversion and return games might give him the upper hand.

Ultimately, although both players have their merits, Bennemann’s slight edge in key performance areas makes him the likely favorite to win this upcoming match.