Andrea Obradovic vs Sara Mikaca Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Mikaca leading slightly with 34.26% points won compared to Obradovic's 33.73%. Could this give Mikaca an edge?
• For return games, Obradovic surpasses Mikaca, having won 50.25% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Mikaca's 46.46%.
• When it comes to handling pressure, Mikaca excels, saving 56% of breakpoints, significantly higher than Obradovic's 43.88%.
• Over the past year, Mikaca has a slight edge in match wins with 57.89% compared to Obradovic's 56.25%.
• Both players favor clay surfaces, yet Obradovic shows a stronger performance, boasting a 62% win rate compared to Mikaca's 52% on their favored surface.
• In terms of playing level, both athletes have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Obradovic having a marginally higher win percentage (62.5% versus Mikaca's 61.9%).
• Mikaca has faced tougher competition, with their opponents having an average rank of 204.37, compared to Obradovic's 349.19, possibly indicating better adaptability against higher-ranked players.
• In deciding sets, Mikaca performs notably better, winning 55% of these matches versus Obradovic's 17%, a key factor if the match reaches this stage.
• When seizing breakpoint chances, Obradovic is ahead, converting 42.37% of opportunities compared to Mikaca’s 33.33%.
• Consider whether the current event form of either player might alter these findings by checking current event performance statistics.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

The matchup between Mikaca and Obradovic presents a close contest, with both players exhibiting strong statistics in different areas. Mikaca's superior performance in second serve and breakpoint saving underlines an ability to perform under pressure, which could be crucial in tight moments.

Obradovic, however, shows prowess in returning games, especially against second serves, which might break through Mikaca’s service games. Additionally, the higher breakpoint conversion rate adds a tactical advantage.

Nevertheless, Mikaca's experience against higher-ranked opponents and better performance in deciding sets suggest resilience and capability to prevail in challenging conditions. Though Obradovic has a finer track record on clay, Mikaca has a comprehensive edge in decisive match parameters.

Taking into account these factors, Mikaca is slightly more favored to come out victorious in the upcoming match against Obradovic.