Jaeda Daniel vs Savannah Broadus Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the last six months, Jaeda Daniel has a 38.39% point win rate, slightly trailing Savannah Broadus’s 39.10%. Can this margin affect the match's outcome? It suggests a slight edge to Broadus.
• When looking at return game stats, Daniel captures 50.52% of her opponent's second serve points, while Broadus secures 52.60%. But with first serve returns, Daniel outperforms Broadus, winning 34.64% compared to Broadus's 30.27%.
• Under pressure, Daniel has a better record, saving 49.67% of breakpoints compared to Broadus’s 43.81%, indicating stronger clutch performance.
• Analyzing overall performance, Daniel has won 48.00% of her matches over the last year, whereas Broadus boasts a significantly higher win rate at 83.33%.
• Surface preferences are telling: Daniel thrives on hard courts with a 54% winning rate, while Broadus is undefeated on indoor hard courts at 54% and struggles a bit more on clay.
• In the context of tournament level, Daniel's matches in the Challengers/ITF > $10K have been evenly split, while Broadus shines in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K competitions, winning 85.71% of her matches.
• Considering opponent quality, Broadus competes against slightly higher-ranked players (average rank of 250.89) compared to Daniel’s opponents (average rank of 302.52).
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Broadus holds a perfect record of winning 100% of these, unlike Daniel who has only managed a 27% success rate.
• Broadus generally seems to have a current performance edge, given her unbeaten deciding set history and higher recent win percentages.
• As always, it’s crucial to evaluate players’ performances within the current event for the most informed prediction.

Editorial Prediction (October 24, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Jaeda Daniel and Savannah Broadus presents an intriguing clash characterized by specific strengths on each side.

Daniel demonstrates a more robust ability to return first serves and save breakpoints under pressure, indicating resilience in specific match scenarios. However, her overall win rate over the past year falls short of Broadus's significantly higher performance.

Broadus's dominance, particularly in deciding sets and her higher success on indoor hard surfaces, suggests an advantage in adaptability and mental toughness during critical stages of the match.

Given Broadus's superior winning percentages across various parameters, including a perfect record in extended play, she appears to be the favorite to win this encounter.