Stefaniya Pushkar vs Ariadna Garcia-Patron Canals Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Pushkar's second serve performance has been stronger over the last six months, winning 38.58% of points compared to Canals' 36.82%. Could this give Pushkar an edge?
• When returning second serves, Pushkar shows a marginal advantage with a win rate of 51.84% compared to Canals' 50.64%.
• In terms of first serve return percentage, Canals has a notable upper hand, winning 37.46% of points versus Pushkar's 29.62%.
• Pushkar exhibits a better ability to handle pressure, saving 51.05% of breakpoints, in contrast to Canals, who saved 37.5%.
• Overall match performance over the past year favors Pushkar, who has won 61.9% of matches compared to Canals at 42.86%.
• On different surfaces, Pushkar excels on hard courts with a 75% win rate, whereas Canals performs slightly better on clay courts with a 47% win rate.
• In lower-tier tournaments, Pushkar has been more successful, with a 71.43% win rate compared to Canals' 45.83%.
• When examining the level of competition, Pushkar has faced higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 151.71) than Canals (average rank of 270), implying Pushkar's results may be more impressive.
• In deciding sets, Pushkar has a minor advantage, winning 67% of these sets, while Canals has won 63%.
• Break point conversion reveals a strong point for Canals, converting 52.27% of opportunities, significantly higher than Pushkar's 34.69% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent performances, Pushkar has shown slightly better results on second serves and dealing with opponents' service games, which could be crucial in this matchup.

Pushkar performs notably well on hard surfaces and has consistently faced higher-ranked opponents, which may have honed his competitive edge.

While Canals excels in converting breakpoints, the overall performance trends, particularly in under-pressure situations, tend to favor Pushkar.

Given these factors, Pushkar appears to be the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.