Cameron Norrie vs Jakub Mensik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How has Norrie been performing on his second serve recently? Norrie has won 42.89% of points, while Mensik has a far stronger performance with a rate of 48%.
• In recent matches, Norrie's return game is slightly better, securing 46.71% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Mensik’s 44.47%.
• For first serve returns, Norrie also leads, winning 27.15% compared to Mensik’s 24.15%.
• Under pressure, how do these players fare when facing breakpoints? Norrie has an edge with a 57.38% save rate, just above Mensik’s 56.6%.
• Overall, over the past year, Norrie has won 54.55% of his matches, while Mensik shows greater success, winning 61.11%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, with Norrie winning 67% of matches and Mensik boasting a slightly better rate of 71%.
• Norrie and Mensik have comparable records on the Main tour, with Norrie winning 56.67% of his matches and Mensik with 55.17%.
• Opponent difficulty varies, with Norrie facing players with an average rank of 131, whereas Mensik has competed against tougher competition with an average rank of 78.4.
• In deciding sets, Norrie has slightly better resilience, winning 53% of these situations against Mensik’s 47%.
• On breaking serve, Norrie outperforms Mensik with a conversion rate of 33.66% compared to Mensik’s 30.26%.

Editorial Prediction (June 16, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance patterns highlights differences in second serve effectiveness and return games between Norrie and Mensik. While Mensik currently leads with a higher percentage of points won on second serves, Norrie compensates with better return game statistics.

Mensik's higher match win rate over the past year and strength on hard courts suggest a competitive edge, though Norrie shows excellent breakpoint performance and resilience in deciding sets.

Given these insights, the prediction leans towards a narrow win for Mensik, thanks to his overall success rate and second serve advantage. However, it could prove to be a closely contested match considering Norrie's strengths in breaking serves and under pressure scenarios.