Fiona Crawley vs Kayla Day Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance in recent form indicates that Fiona Crawley has a slight edge, winning 39.35% of points compared to Kayla Day’s 39.08%.
• In return games, Fiona Crawley performs better, winning 52.62% of opponents' second serve points and 34.79% of first serve returns, whereas Kayla Day manages 49.95% and 30.93%, respectively.
• Under pressure, Fiona Crawley has shown stronger resilience by saving 47.25% of breakpoints compared to Kayla Day's 43.36%.
• Over the last year, Fiona Crawley has a marginally better win record, triumphing in 66.07% of matches, whereas Kayla Day has won 64.44% of her games.
• When it comes to surface preference, Fiona Crawley excels on Hard courts with a 60% win rate, whereas Kayla Day favors Clay, having a 60% win rate.
• Both players have predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Fiona Crawley again having a slightly better win percentage at 66.67% vs. Kayla Day’s 65.79%.
• Fiona Crawley has the advantage in their direct head-to-head meetings, having won their only past encounter in straight sets.
• Kayla Day has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 321.27 compared to Fiona Crawley’s opposition averaging at 350.27.
• In deciding set performance, Fiona Crawley comes out stronger, securing victory in 60% of such sets compared to Kayla Day’s 50% success rate.
• Their last match at the W 75 Lexington saw Fiona Crawley comfortably winning in straight sets on Hard court, demonstrating her dominance.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

As we approach the upcoming tennis match between Fiona Crawley and Kayla Day, analyzing recent statistics provides insightful trends.

Fiona Crawley shows consistent superiority in return games and second serve performance, as these are often critical to securing a match win. Her ability to save breakpoints efficiently adds to her edge under pressure situations.

Despite Kayla Day's encounters with higher-ranked opponents, which suggest exposure to higher competition levels, Fiona’s recent win against Kayla and her better performance in deciding sets give her a competitive advantage.

Although surface preferences slightly favor Kayla Day on clay, their previous hard court encounter in Lexington, which Fiona secured confidently, hints at her current upper hand.

Factoring all these elements, Fiona Crawley is the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in this match given her recent form and head-to-head record.