Karine Marion Job vs Raveena Kingsley Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has a better recent second serve performance? Karine Marion Job, with 42.18% of points won, outperforms Raveena Kingsley’s 37.28% on second serves.
• In return games, who has the edge? Karine Marion Job slightly leads by winning 45.59% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Raveena Kingsley’s 44.03%.
• Both players are almost equal in returning first serves, with Karine at 31.82% and Raveena at 31.31%.
• Under pressure, Kingsley saves 53.55% of breakpoints, superior to Job’s 43.93%.
• Overall match win rate in the past year favors Raveena Kingsley at 71.43%, compared to Karine’s 50%.
• On which surface might each player excel? Kingsley's best surface is Indoor Hard (64% win rate), while Job excels on Hard courts (64% win rate).
• At the Futures level, Kingsley has won 77.78% of her matches, better than Job’s 52.63%.
• Direct match history shows Karine Marion Job winning the only meeting, 2 sets to 0.
• Kingsley has faced higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 121.95) compared to Job’s average opponent rank of 328.53.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Kingsley has a better record, winning 60% of such sets over the past year, whereas Job has won 50%.

Editorial Prediction (November 7, 2025, UTC):

While both players demonstrate notable strengths, key statistics highlight distinct advantages for each competitor. Raveena Kingsley exhibits impressive breakpoint resilience, consistently saving a higher percentage under pressure.

Though Karine Marion Job edges out in recent serving and returning performances, her victories over less challenging opponents raise questions about her competitors' caliber.

History slightly favors Job due to her prior victory over Kingsley, yet Kingsley's superior overall win rate and ability to handle deciding sets offer her an additional edge.

Considering the comprehensive overview of strengths and performances, Raveena Kingsley appears better positioned to secure a win in the upcoming match.