Cooper Woestendick vs Duncan Chan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When assessing second serve performance in recent form, Woestendick excels with a 50.66% point win rate, compared to Chan's 43.48%.
• Can Chan close the gap in the return game? Chan wins 43.41% of opponents' second serve points, slightly surpassing Woestendick's 42.48%.
• In first serve return efficiency, Woestendick is ahead with 27.12% compared to Chan's 26.58%.
• Under pressure, Woestendick narrowly leads by saving 57.58% of breakpoints, while Chan saves 56.92%.
• Assessing performance over the previous year, Chan has a higher match win rate of 75% compared to Woestendick's 50%.
• Hard surfaces favor Chan, with a win rate of 75%, whereas Woestendick excels on I.hard with 67% efficiency.
• What about competition level? Chan has faced tougher opponents, averaging a rank of 155.25, while Woestendick’s opponents average a rank of 519.4.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Chan is unblemished, winning 100%, whereas Woestendick has won none.
• Break point conversion sees Woestendick more effective at capitalizing, with 47.37% success over Chan's 40%.

Editorial Prediction (July 4, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming match approaches, both players showcase unique strengths and weaknesses. Woestendick's superior second serve performance gives him a distinct advantage in areas critical for match predictions.

Chan's consistency in returning opponents' serves and his excellence in deciding sets could turn the tide, particularly in tightly contested moments.

Despite Woestendick’s proficiency in converting break points, Chan’s experience against higher-ranked opponents and remarkable record on hard surfaces suggests he may leverage these factors effectively.

Based on recent trends and key statistics, Chan appears more likely to clinch victory in the upcoming match.