Hiromi Abe vs Ashley Lahey Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Abe has recently won 38.48% of points on their second serve, slightly behind Lahey, who has won 39.32%. Does this indicate a small advantage for Lahey in service games?
• When returning opponents' second serves, Lahey's performance at 50.91% surpasses Abe's 47.21%, suggesting Lahey might have the edge in return games.
• In terms of returning first serves, Abe is superior, winning 38.47% compared to Lahey's 33.04%. Could this be a crucial factor in their head-to-head match?
• Under pressure, Lahey has been marginally better at saving breakpoints with a 49.15% save rate versus Abe's 47.07%.
• Abe boasts a higher match win percentage over the past year at 68% compared to Lahey's 64.29%, giving Abe a slight overall performance advantage.
• Hard courts favor Abe, who has a career win rate of 69% on this surface, whereas Lahey shows better results on clay with a 60% win rate.
• Lahey has managed better success over the past year in tournaments greater than $10K, winning 64.29% versus Abe’s 61.54%, demonstrating higher success in significant competitions.
• The quality of opponents faced is similar for both players, with Abe's opponents holding an average rank of 403.31, slightly more challenging than Lahey's at 411.5.
• If their match reaches a deciding set, Abe has a minor edge, having won 68% of deciding sets compared to Lahey's 67%.
• In converting break points, Abe has been slightly more effective with a conversion rate of 41.08% compared to Lahey's 40.71%.

Editorial Prediction (August 14, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing second serve performance, Lahey holds a minor advantage, potentially favoring them slightly in maintaining service games. However, in terms of first serve returns, Abe's superior stats might level the playing field.

When under pressure, Lahey's slightly higher breakpoint save percentage may give them a slight mental edge. Nevertheless, Abe's overall better match win rate and prowess in deciding sets could sway the outcome in their favor.

Considering surface preferences, Abe is distinctly stronger on hard courts, which may significantly influence the match outcome given the event's surface.

Factoring in current form and historical surface preferences, Abe appears to be slightly favored to clinch the victory in this matchup.