Kaitlin Quevedo vs Astra Sharma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Sharma and Quevedo's second serve performance in the last six months reveals Sharma has captured 42.01% of points on their second serve, outpacing Quevedo's 37.5%. This statistic often correlates with the overall accuracy of match predictions. Meanwhile, their return game stats demonstrate that Sharma has won 47.42% of points on opponents' second serves, while Quevedo follows with 44.44%.

Examining return rates on first serves, Quevedo leads with 35.75%, compared to Sharma's 30.27%. These metrics are significant in predicting which player holds an upper hand in head-to-head matches. In scenarios involving breakpoints, Sharma has succeeded in saving 52.49% of them recently, outperforming Quevedo's 47.37%, which is crucial for real-time betting predictions.

When it comes to overall performance in the past year, Sharma has had a win/loss record of 22/32, translating to a 40.74% win rate. In contrast, Quevedo boasts a 67.69% win rate with a 44/21 record, providing a comprehensive perspective on their head-to-head potential. Notably, Sharma's ideal surface has been clay, with a 61% career win rate, whereas queerly succeeded more vigorously on hard courts with a 74% win percentage. However, on another challenging surface like grass, Sharma’s performance drops to a 45% win rate.

Quevedo’s success is apparent in their tournament choices as well, revealing a strong 61.82% win record at Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K. In contrast, Sharma holds a 36.67% win rate under similar tournament conditions. The quality of their opponents also plays a role, with Sharma's opponents having an average rank of 199.69 over the previous 12 months, notably tougher than Quevedo's, who faced an average opponent ranking of 397.32.

In the context of deciding sets, Quevedo excels by winning 67% of such matches, whereas Sharma has a 45% success rate over the past year, a critical detail for live predictions and betting. Moreover, Quevedo has been more efficient in breakpoint conversion recently, achieving a 41.29% conversion rate, outdoing Sharma's 36.54% rate.

Given these analytical insights, although Sharma shows strengths in specific areas like their second serve and clay court proficiency, the overarching statistics suggest that Quevedo, with their higher win rates, better performance in high-pressure situations, and superior recent performance metrics, is more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming tennis showdown.