Lucia Peyre vs Evialina Laskevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance, Lucia Peyre slightly outperforms Evialina Laskevich with 42.78% of points won compared to 41.07% in recent form. Could this give Peyre a marginal advantage in match prediction accuracy? Likely yes.
• Regarding return game stats, Laskevich has a minimal edge over Peyre in both second and first serve return points, with 52.32% and 38.77% won, respectively, versus Peyre's 52.20% and 30.85%.
• Under pressure, Peyre has a better breakpoint save percentage at 50.00% compared to Laskevich's 44.44%, which may influence Peyre's favor in tight match situations.
• Laskevich has a more impressive match win rate over the past year at 57.58%, compared to Peyre's 45.45%, suggesting stronger overall performance.
• Comparing surface preferences, Laskevich excels on Hard courts with a significant win rate of 69%, while Peyre shows exceptional performance on I.hard courts, also at 69%.
• Both players primarily compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with similar success rates, though Laskevich has more match experience over the last year.
• Head-to-head matchup history favors Peyre, who won their only prior encounter, a two-set match on Hard court at W 25 Madrid.
• Laskevich has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents on average compared to Peyre, at ranks 429.06 versus 310.09, possibly indicating a variance in competition level.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Laskevich holds a significant advantage, winning 67% of such sets recently, whereas Peyre has only won 33%.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating the players’ recent performances and strengths indicates a closely contested matchup. Lucia Peyre shows a slight edge in second serve points and break point save efficiency, which could be pivotal under pressure.

Evialina Laskevich, however, compensates with a more robust overall match win rate over the past year and an advantage in first serve return points. Her strong record on hard courts may further play in her favor.

Although Peyre won their previous encounter on a hard court, Laskevich's tendency to perform better in deciding sets gives her the potential to turn the tides in a drawn-out battle.

Given these aspects, Evialina Laskevich is slightly favored to win this upcoming tennis match, leveraging her broader match-winning experience and surface preference.