Katarzyna Kawa vs Alexandra Eala Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Katarzyna Kawa has secured 40.61% of points on her second serve, slightly outperforming Alexandra Eala, who has won 39.77%.
• On return games, Alexandra Eala shows a stronger performance by winning 52.37% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Katarzyna Kawa's 50.49%.
• Considering first serve returns, Kawa holds an edge with a 36.72% success rate over Eala's 34.33%.
• Under pressure, Eala has saved more breakpoints, with a rate of 50.97% against Kawa's 47.73%.
• Over the past year, Eala has a higher match win percentage at 61.97% compared to Kawa’s 57.75%.
• Their best surfaces differ, with Kawa excelling on Grass and Eala showing better results on Hard courts.
• In high-level tournaments, Eala has the superior record, winning 69.44% of matches compared to Kawa's 60.87%.
• The head-to-head record favors Kawa, who won their only match to date, which was played on a Hard court.
• The average ranking of Kawa's opponents was significantly lower than that of Eala's, which raises questions about the comparative strength of their victories.
• Both players have identical success rates of 50% in deciding sets over the last year.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

Taking into account the recent statistics, Katarzyna Kawa holds a slight edge in second serve performance, which is often a critical factor in close matches. However, Alexandra Eala demonstrates superior prowess in return games, suggesting an ability to counter Kawa’s second serve effectively.

In matches under pressure, Eala's higher breakpoint saving percentage gives her an advantage, potentially disrupting Kawa's rhythm in critical moments. Despite Kawa's victory in their previous encounter, Eala's performance against higher-ranked opponents suggests she is likely prepared to adjust her strategy this time.

Given each player's strengths and recent trends, Alexandra Eala's robustness on hard courts, combined with her success rate in higher-level tournaments, positions her as the more likely winner in the upcoming match.