Kailey Evans vs Sandra Samir Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance impact this match? Kailey Evans shows a slightly better recent form, winning 39.58% of points compared to Sandra Samir's 37.44%. This edge could positively influence her match prediction.
• In return games, Sandra Samir has an edge, winning 53.69% of her opponent's second serve points, while Kailey Evans manages 42.67%. For first serves, Samir again leads with 34.19% compared to Evans' 31.75%.
• In pressure situations, Evans shines by saving 49.61% of breakpoints, while Samir saves 44.89%, suggesting Evans could perform better under critical conditions.
• When looking at overall match performance over the last year, Evans has a winning percentage of 72.22% compared to Samir’s 66.67%.
• On hard courts, both players have a winning rate of 61%, showing they are evenly matched on this surface.
• Examining the level of tournaments, both play mostly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Evans winning 77.78% and Samir 75.56% of their matches.
• Evans faces slightly tougher opponents, with her competition's average rank being 318, compared to Samir's 419.7.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Evans is more reliable, securing victory in all such sets over the past year, while Samir has a 71% success rate.
• Both players convert break points efficiently, with Samir having a slight lead at 44.48% over Evans’ 42.31%.

Editorial Prediction (November 27, 2025, UTC):

Both players bring their strengths to this match, with Kailey Evans potentially holding a slight advantage in crucial stats. Her edge in saving break points and perfect record in deciding sets gives her an upper hand during pressure moments. Despite slightly less effective return statistics, her overall performance and history against stronger opponents make her a tough competitor.

Sandra Samir, with strong return stats and a knack for capitalizing on breakpoints, is not to be underestimated. Her effectiveness on second serve returns could pose a significant threat to Evans. However, her slightly less consistent performance in critical sets could be a deciding factor.

Considering these factors, Kailey Evans appears to have a slight advantage and is more likely to win the upcoming match based on current form and recent performances.