Rebeka Masarova vs Sofia Kenin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding recent second serve performance, Masarova has a slight edge, winning 41.23% of points compared to Kenin's 39.73%.
• When evaluating return games recently, Masarova has shown a small advantage, winning 48.92% on opponents' second serves to Kenin's 47.9%.
• In first serve returns, both players are nearly equal, with Masarova slightly ahead at 29.41% compared to Kenin's 29.28%.
• Under pressure, Kenin has demonstrated superior breakpoint defense, saving 54.46% of breakpoints compared to Masarova's 51.12%.
• Looking at their performance over the last year, Kenin has a marginally better win rate of 56.9%, whereas Masarova achieved a 55.93% win rate.
• Analyzing surface preferences, Kenin excels on Grass with a 64% win rate, while Masarova thrives on Clay with a 67% win rate.
• In the past year, Kenin has predominantly competed at the Main tour level, boasting a 62.5% success rate, whereas Masarova has played mostly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing 59.09% of her matches.
• Kenin has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 69.76, compared to Masarova's average opponent rank of 127.53.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Masarova has an edge, with a 56% win rate in such scenarios over the past year, contrasting with Kenin's 47%.
• Recently, Kenin has been more effective at converting breakpoints, with a success rate of 37.97% as opposed to Masarova’s 30.97%.

Editorial Prediction (June 16, 2025, UTC):

This matchup between Kenin and Masarova is characterized by evenly matched statistics, particularly in recent serve and return games. Masarova has a slight edge in second serve points won and return statistics, making for a challenging opponent for Kenin.

Kenin demonstrates notable strength under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, and has proven formidable in converting breakpoints opportunities. Her experience on the Main tour and stronger opposition faced equips her with an advantage in high-level competition.

While Kenin shows promise on her preferred grass surface and has a marginally higher win percentage over the past year, Masarova's better performance in deciding sets could influence the match should it become closely contested.

Considering these insights, Kenin appears slightly more equipped to leverage her experience and pressure resilience to secure a victory in this competitive tennis match.