Taha Baadi vs Cannon Kingsley Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When comparing recent second serve performance, Cannon Kingsley slightly edges out Taha Baadi with a win rate of 46.85% to 45.35%. Does this relatively minor difference give Kingsley a significant advantage? The correlation suggests it might.
• Taha Baadi shows stronger return game statistics, outdoing Kingsley by winning 46.56% of points on opponent's second serves compared to Kingsley’s 44.56%. On first serve return points, Baadi again outperforms with 28.29% versus Kingsley’s 23.22%. Could this give Baadi the upper hand in this matchup?
• Under pressure, Taha Baadi also demonstrates better breakpoint saving ability, managing to save 53.25% compared to Cannon Kingsley's 50.84%. Is this a potential advantage for Baadi in critical moments?
• Looking at overall performance, Cannon Kingsley has a slightly higher match win percentage over the past year at 55.10%, compared to Baadi’s 52.46%. Is Kingsley’s higher win rate indicative of superior form?
• On preferred surfaces, Baadi and Kingsley both have similar best career surface win percentages, yet Baadi’s worst surface is grass with no wins, while Kingsley fares better on hard courts.
• Considering the competition level, Taha Baadi has predominantly competed in lower-tier tournaments with a 57.78% win rate, whereas Kingsley has played at a slightly higher level with similar success at 55.56%.
• In terms of opponent quality, Baadi has faced higher-ranked opposition with an average rank of 372.34, in contrast to Kingsley facing opponents averaging a rank of 415.84.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Baadi has won 50% compared to Kingsley’s 47%, suggesting a potential edge in longer matches.
• While historical performance is key, current event stats also play a crucial role in gauging form—as the tournament progresses, keep an eye on these metrics to make a well-informed prediction.

Editorial Prediction (November 8, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing each player's recent form and stats, Cannon Kingsley shows a slight edge in second serve performance and overall win percentage. This could indicate a minor advantage coming into the match.

However, Taha Baadi demonstrates notable strengths in return games and saving breakpoints, suggesting potential superiority in handling critical aspects of match play.

Baadi’s past experience against higher-ranked players and a better deciding set performance also suggest resilience under pressure, factors that could play a key role in a tight matchup.

Though both players have similar stats on their preferred surfaces, Baadi’s superior return statistics and ability to perform in crucial moments give him a possible upper hand.

Considering all statistical factors and recent trends, Taha Baadi seems slightly more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming encounter.