Lois Boisson vs Anhelina Kalinina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Boisson has shown stronger performance on second serves, winning 40.17% of points, compared to Kalinina's 37.47%. Could this give Boisson a slight edge in this aspect?
• When it comes to returning games, Kalinina excels by winning 53.97% of points on opponents' second serves, while Boisson follows closely at 52.29%.
• Under pressure, Boisson outperforms by saving 58.08% of breakpoints, surpassing Kalinina's 45.3%, a crucial factor in close matches.
• Over the past year, Boisson has a significantly higher match win percentage of 70.83% compared to Kalinina's 44.44%.
• Both players have their best surface on Clay, with Boisson slightly ahead, boasting a 71% win rate versus Kalinina's 70%.
• While Boisson has been successful at the Challenger/ITF level, winning 71.43% of matches, Kalinina has been competing at the Main tour level with a 56% win rate. Does playing at a higher level give Kalinina an advantage?
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Kalinina has defeated Boisson twice, including a comfortable win on Clay at the W 100 Contrexeville.
• Kalinina has faced stronger opponents with an average rank of 103.75, compared to Boisson's opponents averaging a rank of 268.96.
• In matches going the distance, Boisson has a better deciding set win rate at 64%, in contrast to Kalinina's 54%.
• Kalinina converts 42.62% of breakpoints, whereas Boisson manages to convert only 33.87%, potentially indicating greater effectiveness in critical game moments for Kalinina.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating the recent statistics, Boisson has an edge in second serve performance and managing pressure, particularly in saving breakpoints both key elements in competitive matches.

However, Kalinina has demonstrated superior capability in winning return games, especially when facing second serves, and a higher breakpoint conversion rate, suggesting she could capitalize on pivotal moments.

Kalinina also benefits from having consistently faced stronger opponents on the Main tour, gaining experience that may prove valuable in tight matches.

While Boisson has achieved considerable success at lower-level tournaments, Kalinina's dominance in their direct head-to-head record indicates a psychological advantage.

Considering these factors, Kalinina appears to be the more likely winner in the upcoming match.