Jacqueline Cabaj Awad vs Elena Jamshidi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Awad has a stronger recent second serve performance, winning 36.76% of points compared to Jamshidi's 33.11%.
• Jamshidi excels in first serve return points, securing 41.35% compared to Awad's 32.83%.
• Under pressure, Awad is more effective at saving breakpoints with 52.26% saved, surpassing Jamshidi's 38.81%.
• Both players have a similar win rate over the past year, with Jamshidi at 48.65% and Awad at 48.78%.
• What is each player's best surface? Both excel on indoor hard courts, with Awad having a more impressive winning percentage of 62% to Jamshidi's 43%.
• In terms of tournament level exposure, Jamshidi frequently competes in lower-tier events, whereas Awad competes at a slightly higher level with a 42.86% win rate.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Jamshidi leads with one win over Awad, securing two out of three sets.
• When facing better-ranked opponents, Jamshidi contests players averaging a rank of 237.49, higher than Awad's average opponent rank of 323.46.
• If the match goes the distance, Jamshidi holds an edge by winning 60% of deciding sets compared to Awad's 36%.
• Break point conversion rates are nearly identical, with Jamshidi at 45.28% and Awad at 45.19%.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

In this match, both players demonstrate strengths and weaknesses that could influence the outcome. Awad shows superior performance on the second serve and ability to save breakpoints, which could prove decisive during high-pressure situations. Conversely, Jamshidi's edge in first serve returns and successes against higher-ranked opponents suggests strong potential for an upset.

Their head-to-head history leans in Jamshidi's favor, having a previous win against Awad and better performance in deciding sets. Additionally, while both players excel on indoor hard courts, Awad's significantly higher win percentage on this surface enhances his chances of success.

Predicting the winner involves weighing current performance metrics against historical data. Given Awad's better second serve and breakpoint resilience, coupled with Jamshidi's historical edge and ability to prevail against stronger opponents, the match promises to be intensely competitive. However, considering all factors, Awad's slightly superior performance metrics and historical surface success position him as the more likely winner for this matchup.