Craig Kardon vs Mark Wooldridge Head to Head Stats

• When it comes to second serve performances over the past six months, both Craig Kardon and Mark Wooldridge have achieved a success rate of 0% on their second serve points. How important is this stat? It's often closely linked with accurate match predictions.
• In terms of return game statistics, neither player has managed to win any points on their opponent's second serves recently. Similarly, both Kardon and Wooldridge have a 0% success rate on first serve returns, a factor typically useful for predicting the favorite in this matchup.
• Under pressure, Craig Kardon has not saved any of the breakpoints against him in recent form, and the same goes for Mark Wooldridge.
• Looking at their performances over the past year, neither Kardon nor Wooldridge has recorded any victories as both have a win-loss record of 0-0.
• Both players' preferred surface appears to be Hard courts, with each having a career win rate of 50% on this surface. Craig's weakest is Clay at 25%, while Mark has a slightly better record on Clay at 33%.
• In terms of player level in the past year, neither has recorded a win, which makes comparing their performances challenging without considering the event level.
• Historically, Craig Kardon has an edge in their direct encounters, winning the only match they've played against each other, including both sets in their clash at the Nagoya Challenger in 1986.
• The average duration of their head-to-head matches stands at 0:0:0, due to limited comprehensive data.
• Evaluating opponent quality over the last year, both Kardon and Wooldridge have faced players with an average rank of 0.
• If their upcoming match heads to a deciding set, neither player seems to have an advantage, as both have a 0% winning rate in such scenarios over the last 12 months.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

Despite the lack of recent performance indicators, historical data offers some insight into the potential outcome of this match. Craig Kardon has demonstrated superiority in their only previous encounter, securing both sets in a direct head-to-head match.

Their identical recent stats across serve and return points, as well as pressure scenarios, suggest a closely contested match with neither holding a clear advantage.

However, given Kardon's previous victory over Wooldridge, he might have a psychological edge. Based on this analysis, Craig Kardon is expected to be the likely winner of the upcoming match.