Thea Frodin vs Martha Matoula Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance: Thea Frodin has secured 34.18% of points, slightly less effective compared to Martha Matoula's 36.87%. Who has the edge here? Matoula seems slightly stronger in this area.
• Return game strength: Frodin dominates when returning second serves, winning 58.02% of these points, while Matoula manages 51.50%. In first serve returns, however, Matoula leads with 37.92% compared to Frodin's 34.40%.
• Pressure handling: Frodin has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints at 48.76%, compared to Matoula's 46.24%.
• Overall match performance: Frodin has a 50% match win rate (7/7) over the past year, while Matoula exceeds this with 58.33% (42/30).
• Surface preferences: Both perform best on clay, each winning 40% of matches, but struggle more on hard surfaces with Matoula slightly underperforming on indoor hard courts.
• Event level participation: Frodin often competes in Futures/ITF $10K tournaments (winning 60%), whereas Matoula plays in higher-level Challengers/ITF events > $10K with a 58.33% success rate.
• Quality of opposition: In the past year, Frodin has faced opponents with an average rank of 530.93, while Matoula's opponents average around 364.72.
• Deciding set prowess: If the match goes to a deciding set, Frodin remains undefeated at 100%, while Matoula has won 56% of such encounters.

Editorial Prediction (November 6, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match showcases two competitors with distinct strengths and weaknesses. Thea Frodin has shown more resilience in deciding sets and effectively returns second serves, which might be crucial in a tight match.

Conversely, Martha Matoula boasts a better overall win percentage in the past year and competes against higher-ranking opponents, indicating her solid experience and performance consistency in tougher competitions.

Though both players have equal success on their preferred surface, Matoula's stronger performance against higher-ranked players and her edge in first serve returns make her a slightly favored contender.

Considering these factors, Martha Matoula appears to be the likely winner in this upcoming match.