Juan Estevez vs Ali Yazdani Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Estevez wins 41.47% of points on their second serve over the last six months, slightly edging out Yazdani, who has won 41.26%.
• Estevez's return game shows stronger recent stats; they win 47.02% of points against opponents' second serves, while Yazdani takes 46.87%.
• In first serve returns, Estevez outshines Yazdani significantly, winning 35.06% compared to Yazdani's 29.73%.
• Estevez saves 52.61% of breakpoints, showing steadiness under pressure, barely outperforming Yazdani, who saves 51.24%.
• Despite this, Yazdani has a stronger match win rate over the last year with 73.08%, while Estevez is at 56.72%.
• Estevez prefers clay courts, winning 58% on this surface over his career. Yazdani excels on hard courts, boasting a 74% win rate.
• Both players have played mostly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Yazdani achieving a higher win percentage (73.08%) than Estevez (60.66%).
• Yazdani frequently faces better-ranked opponents with an average rank of 245.27 compared to Estevez's average opponent rank of 384.27.
• In deciding sets, Yazdani shows a strong edge, winning 81% of these contests, compared to Estevez's 35% win rate.
• Both have similar breakpoint conversion rates in recent form, with Estevez at 35.32% and Yazdani at 34.68%.

Editorial Prediction (August 17, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent and head-to-head statistics, Estevez demonstrates a marginal advantage in service and return game efficiency. His slightly better performance in securing breakpoints and handling service returns hints at a potential edge, particularly under high-pressure situations.

Yazdani, however, showcases impressive overall match win rates and decisive set performances, indicating resilience and capability in tight match scenarios. His experience against stronger opponents and his remarkable performance on hard surfaces also highlight his high level of play.

Given their respective strengths and situational performance, the H2H record slightly leans towards Yazdani. The likelihood of Yazdani emerging as the winner is bolstered by his consistency against higher-quality opposition and his adaptability in crucial match moments.