Cooper Woestendick vs Alexander Bernard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Bernard perform on second serves? Unfortunately, in recent form, Bernard has managed to win 0% of points on their second serve. In contrast, Woestendick has won 47.89% of such points, showing a significant advantage in this area.
• How effective is Bernard in return games? Bernard's recent stats show a 0% success rate in winning their opponent's second serve points, whereas Woestendick achieves 43.56%, indicating a stronger return game.
• What about first serve returns? Bernard struggles with 0% success, while Woestendick wins 26.92% of first serve return points, further emphasizing Woestendick's edge.
• Under pressure, who performs better? Woestendick saves 54.17% of breakpoints compared to Bernard's 0%, suggesting Woestendick handles pressure more effectively.
• Looking at the past year's win rate, Bernard has won 63.64% of their matches compared to Woestendick's 50%. Though Bernard has a higher percentage, recent secondary stats might paint a different picture for the upcoming match.
• Comparing strengths on surfaces, both players perform best on indoor hard courts, with Woestendick having a slightly superior win percentage (67%) compared to Bernard (54%).
• Bernard has a higher win rate (66.67%) on Futures/ITF tournaments than Woestendick's 44.44%, but the level of opponent played favors Woestendick in terms of competition difficulty.
• Against tougher opponents, Bernard's average opponent rank is 382.64, whereas Woestendick's is 480.08, indicating Bernard might have faced tougher competition.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Bernard has a 67% success rate in these scenarios, while Woestendick has yet to win a deciding set recently, giving Bernard an edge in close matches.
• When it comes to break point conversion, Bernard has not converted any in recent play, while Woestendick converts 35.48%, which could be crucial during pivotal moments in a match.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match displays a clash of contrasting strengths and weaknesses. Bernard boasts a generally stronger yearly win rate and performs well in deciding sets, suggesting competitiveness in tightly contested matches.

However, crucial in-game stats severely favor Woestendick. High second serve win rates and efficiency in break point conversion are indicative of Woestendick's better situational play. This points to an advantage in long rallies and critical match moments.

Despite Bernard's marginally tougher schedule over the last year, Woestendick's ability under pressure and in return games seems set to tip the balance. Given these insights, Woestendick is the likely candidate to emerge victorious in this matchup.