Mccartney Kessler vs Yara Bartashevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Picture this: On their second serve, Kessler is about as reliable as a GPS with a weak satellite connection, winning just 42.58% of points, while Bartashevich, the astrology enthusiast, claims the stars aligned for 42.16% of her second serves. When sizing up these two, these numbers might help you pick the bigger server's chances.

Turning the tables quicker than a caffeine-fueled barista, Kessler snatches 47.53% of those precious points from her opponent's second serve. But, Bartashevich, the sneaky server-snatcher, collects a slightly craftier 52.39%. First serve returns are another story; Kessler, the second-serve sorcerer, wins just 32.75%, while Bartashevich pulls off a 34.51% Jackson Pollock painting-like performance.

Under pressure, Kessler's a firefighter, extinguishing 48.12% of breakpoints. Meanwhile, Bartashevich is a mere sandcastle builder saving 48.05%, battling the tidal wave of pressure. In close matches, if you fancy risking your pennies, Bartashevich might just surprise you.

In recent times, Kessler has waltzed through 63.33% of her matches (kind of like that cousin with two left feet pretending to Cha Cha), while Bartashevich, forever the underdog, hoofed it to a 52.54% success rate. Head-to-head, Kessler's making a case for ticketing her for the big win.

On the indoor hard courts, Kessler struts around with a 77% win rate like a peacock at a pigeon party, but when it comes to clay, she miraculously scratches out an even 50%. Bartashevich, however, prefers getting her hands dirty, scoring a 56% on clay and just 49% on indoor hard courts.

Kessler, with her main tour glory, won 73.33% of matches, while Bartashevich can only wave from her Challenger/ITF tournaments with a 51.02% nod of approval. Like spying on the neighbors, Bartashevich's faced players ranked like they came out of hiding at 393.25 on average, while Kessler has braved opponents sporting a ranking of 117.08.

For those who crave five-set nail biters, Kessler captures hearts and 69% of deciding sets, whereas Bartashevich remains closely tailed at 64%. Whenever break points come knocking, Kessler basks in a 42.68% success, but Bartashevich’s mischievous grip lands on 45.58% conversion.

Tallying up the numbers, jokes, and antics, you'd be wise to predict that Kessler's stats might dance her into the winner's circle this time around. But whichever way you slice the racket, it's all part of tennis circus’s unpredictable charm.