Selina Atay vs Anna Kartseva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Selina Atay's second serve compare to Anna Kartseva's in recent months? Selina has a slight edge with 37.14% of points won, versus Anna's 35.23%.
• Who shows stronger return game stats on opponents' second serves? Selina Atay excels by winning 53.30% compared to Anna Kartseva's 46.15%.
• First serve return performance shows minimal difference, with Anna winning 38.31% and Selina 37.96%.
• Under pressure, Selina Atay has managed to save 47.03% of breakpoints recently, outperforming Anna Kartseva's 36.14%.
• In terms of match wins over the last year, Anna Kartseva leads with a 66.67% winning rate, while Selina Atay has won 38.64% of her matches.
• Both players have their best career win percentage on hard surfaces at 39%.
• Anna Kartseva's performance in $10K level tournaments is stronger, with a 68.97% win rate compared to Selina Atay's 41.18%.
• Selina Atay has faced less challenging opponents, with an average rank of 326.2, whereas Anna has played more competitive matches against an average rank of 190.63.
• In matches that reach a deciding set, Selina wins 50% of the time, while Anna Kartseva wins 33%.
• Break point conversion shows Anna Kartseva has a significant advantage, converting 53.06% of opportunities against Selina Atay's 38.99%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

Both Selina Atay and Anna Kartseva show strengths and weaknesses that could determine the outcome of their upcoming match. Selina Atay demonstrates slightly better performance on second serves and in return games, contributing positively to her match strategy.

Anna Kartseva, however, has shown a stronger ability to convert breakpoints, which could be crucial at decisive moments in the match. Her superior recent win rate, particularly against stronger opponents on average, might give her the upper hand.

Considering their overall statistics and recent form, Anna Kartseva appears to hold a subtle but significant advantage over Selina Atay and is more likely to emerge victoriously in this anticipated encounter.