Angelica Blake vs Jacqueline Cabaj Awad Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

As Blake and Awad prepare to face off, their recent performances provide intriguing insights into who might have the upper hand. Starting with their second serve performance, Blake has secured 35.15% of these points over the last six months, compared to Awad's 33.45%. With such a narrow margin, could this tiny edge for Blake influence the overall outcome?

When it comes to return game statistics, both players seem to be on par. Blake has clinched an impressive 51.45% of points on opponents' second serves, while Awad has slightly outperformed with 52.36%. However, flipping to the first serve returns, Blake has a slight advantage with 33.97% compared to Awad's 32.4%. Could Blake's consistency in returns tip the scales in his favor?

Under pressure, Awad proves to be marginally more resilient, saving 45.45% of breakpoints to Blake’s 43.75%. This suggests Awad might have a slight edge when it comes to crucial moments in the match, but is it enough to foresee a win?

Considering their overall performance over the last year, Blake boasts a win rate of 71.43% from 14 matches, while Awad has won 59.32% of his 59 games. Notably, Blake has dominated on hard surfaces, achieving 63% match wins, whereas Awad shines on indoor hard courts with a 62% win ratio.

Both players typically compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize money over $10K. Here, Blake leads with a 75% success rate, overshadowing Awad’s 51.52%. Furthermore, Blake's opponents had an average rank of 164.86, significantly higher than Awad’s average opponent rank of 376.92, indicating Blake's ability to compete against tougher competition.

If the showdown extends to a deciding set, Blake has a 50% success rate compared to Awad's 33%. In high-pressure situations, this could indeed be a decisive factor, enhancing Blake's chances.

Lastly, analyzing breakpoint conversion can be pivotal for in-game strategies. Awad has edged out with a conversion rate of 42.65%, slightly outperforming Blake's 37.5%. Despite this, Blake's overall stronger performance across diverse metrics suggests he holds a slight predicted advantage as he steps onto the court.