Kaitlyn Leigh Ramduth vs Amanda Carolina Nava Elkin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating second serve performance over the past six months, Elkin has emerged ahead, securing 42.89% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Ramduth trails with 30.77% in the same metric, underscoring a key comparison area where Elkin holds the advantage.

Looking at return game statistics, Elkin shows promise with a 52.76% success rate on opponent's second serve points. Ramduth, however, slightly surpasses this with 53.19% during the same period. Both players' first serve return statistics also offer insights: Elkin has won 33.68%, compared to Ramduth's 28.41% success rate.

When under duress, Elkin has evidenced stronger resilience, with a 46.15% rate of saving breakpoints in recent matches. In contrast, Ramduth has managed to save 33.33% of breakpoints faced. Additionally, Elkin's breakpoint conversion stands at 47.42%, whereas Ramduth converts 30.77% of their opportunities.

Analyzing recent match performance over the last year paints a clearer picture. Elkin has won 33.33% of matches, translating to a 14-28 win-loss record. Conversely, Ramduth's success rate is 45.45%, with a 5-6 record, indicating a stronger recent performance.

Regarding their preferred playing surfaces, Elkin has a 42% win rate on clay, contrasting with their 0% win rate on indoor hard courts. Ramduth similarly holds a 42% win percentage on hard courts, which mirrors their best career surface statistic.

Both players have participated in varying event levels, with Elkin competing primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments over the past year, achieving a 35.48% win rate. Ramduth primarily competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, where they have a 44.44% win record.

Evaluating the quality of competitors faced in the last 12 months, Elkin played against opponents with an average rank of 272.17, while Ramduth's opponents had an average rank of 201.36. In deciding sets, Ramduth holds a higher success rate, winning 50% of such sets compared to Elkin’s 42%.

Considering all these data points, Elkin's superior stats on second serve performance, breakpoint efficacy, and greater capacity to employ pressure in crucial moments suggest a slight edge. Nevertheless, Ramduth's consistent form and higher success against better-ranked opponents could level the field. Consequently, when solely relying on statistical analysis, Elkin is the predicted winner for this match. However, Ramduth's strengths should not be underestimated in this competitive matchup.