Katy Dunne vs Lois Newberry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Newberry leading with a 40.63% success rate compared to Dunne's 34.6%. Could this give Newberry an edge in long rallies?
• In the return game, Dunne has a slight edge on first serve returns at 34.57%, while Newberry outperforms on second serve returns with 49.31%.
• Under pressure, Newberry saves 50.44% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Dunne's 45.86%. Could this resilience be crucial in tense moments?
• Throughout the past year, Dunne has a better overall win percentage at 70.59%, compared to Newberry's 51.43%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, but Dunne shows greater career success with 62% wins, whereas Newberry has a 50% win rate.
• Competing in Futures/ITF $10K events, Dunne leads with a 77.78% win rate, while Newberry has a 56% success rate in similar tournaments.
• In direct head-to-head matchups, Dunne holds an advantage, having won their only meeting in straight sets on a hard court surface.
• Neither player has played tiebreaks against each other, showing a lack of data in extreme pressure situations.
• Against opponents with an average rank, Newberry faces tougher competition (average rank 180.2) than Dunne (average rank 377.06).
• For deciding sets, Dunne has a 67% win rate over the last year, nearly doubling Newberry's 38% success rate in such scenarios.
• Dunne converts breakpoints more efficiently, scoring on 42.03% of opportunities, compared to Newberry's 32.43% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

Examining recent performances, Newberry appears more effective on second serve statistics and under pressure situations. However, these strengths are slightly outweighed by Dunne's superior overall win record and historical performance against Newberry.

Playing mostly on hard courts, Dunne's better career success on this surface suggests she might exploit Newberry's relative weaknesses when facing breakpoint chances.

Dunne's higher win rate in deciding sets and her ability to efficiently convert breakpoints provide her with a solid foundation for success in closely contested games.

Given these insights, Katy Dunne seems more likely to prevail in the impending match, leveraging her historical advantage and situational strengths against Newberry.