Marjorie Souza vs Vitoria Rabelo Redin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent matches, Marjorie Souza won 32.33% of points on their second serve, slightly less than Vitoria Rabelo Redin's 33.33%. Does this difference suggest an edge for Redin? It may.
• When examining second serve return success, Souza leads slightly at 54.78% versus Redin's 53.85%. However, Redin outperforms Souza on first serve returns with 39.66% compared to Souza's 35.81%.
• Under pressure, such as breakpoints, Souza shines by saving 47.37% compared to Redin's 40.00%, indicating a potential mental toughness advantage.
• Match results over the past year show Souza winning 50.00% of their matches (7/7 record), while Redin holds a perfect record with a win in their sole match (1/0).
• Both players exhibit their strongest career performance on clay, each achieving a 47% win rate. Yet, this is also their weakest surface based on stats.
• Sized up against player levels, Souza and Redin contested most frequently in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Souza achieving a 50.00% win rate, whereas Redin boasts an immaculate 100.00% from their single match.
• Souza faces generally higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 177.93, whereas Redin’s sole opponent was unranked. Does this suggest Souza is more experienced against tougher competition?
• In deciding sets, Souza has a 67% win rate, but Redin claims victory in all such scenarios, though from a smaller sample size.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Souza converts an impressive 43.59% of opportunities, compared to Redin's 27.27%, suggesting another significant edge during pivotal game moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 10, 2025, UTC):

Marjorie Souza and Vitoria Rabelo Redin present an intriguing matchup with several evenly distributed strengths. Souza demonstrates minor superiority in returning second serves and handling breakpoints under pressure, while Redin shows slight edge in first serve returns and holds a flawless recent win record.

Both players probably feel at home on clay, yet neither shine statistically. Souza's advantage in competitive experience, particularly against higher-ranked opponents, could offer her a psychological and strategic edge.

Although Redin's limited sample triumph rates suggest strong potential, factors such as higher-level opposition and better breakpoint conversion rate slightly sway the prediction in Souza's favor. Therefore, Marjorie Souza is favored to win the upcoming match.