Naomi Mckenzie vs Cara Korhonen Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Mckenzie has won 38.18% of points on their second serve recently, whereas Korhonen's success rate is higher at 42.47%. What does this suggest about second serve capabilities? Korhonen has a slight edge.
• Return Game Stats: When it comes to returning second serves, Mckenzie wins 42.06% of points compared to Korhonen's 47.64%. This indicates Korhonen may be tougher to score against on second serves.
• First Serve Return Percentage: Mckenzie's first serve return success rate is higher at 33.53%, while Korhonen's stands at 29.68%. Does this give Mckenzie an advantage? Potentially, in handling first serves.
• Under Pressure: Mckenzie saves 37.84% of breakpoints while Korhonen saves 50.77%, suggesting better performance from Korhonen in crucial moments.
• Yearly Performance: Mckenzie has a win ratio of 30.43% for the year, while Korhonen's is slightly better at 34.38%.
• Best Surface: Mckenzie excels most on Hard courts with a 32% win rate, although Korhonen outshines them on Grass with a 50% success rate.
• Player Level: Both have predominantly played in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with Mckenzie winning 40% and Korhonen 37.04% of such matches.
• Average Opponent Rank: Mckenzie has faced an average opponent ranked 236.7, whereas Korhonen's opponents had an average rank of 270.06, suggesting a slightly tougher schedule for Mckenzie.
• Deciding Set Performance: Neither player has won a deciding set in the last 12 months, offering little separation on this front.
• Break Point Conversion: With Mckenzie converting 38.1% and Korhonen 41.18% of breakpoints, Korhonen again shows slightly higher efficiency.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

Looking at recent performance trends, Korhonen seems slightly more effective on second serve points and break point conversion, which can be critical in tight matches. Mckenzie, while showing strength in returning first serves, doesn't seem to have the same edge under pressure based on breakpoint statistics.

Although both players have not excelled in deciding sets, Korhonen's overall consistency in saving breakpoints and their modest edge in head-to-head stats suggests a slight upper hand in this matchup.

Taking all factors into account, Korhonen is the player with a slightly more favorable position to win the upcoming match, thanks to a better second serve and under-pressure performance.