Denis Yevseyev vs Harry Wendelken Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Yevseyev has won 41.84% of points on their second serve, while Wendelken boasts a slightly better performance with 43.21%. Could this slight edge influence the match result?
• Yevseyev excels in return games, winning 51.64% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Wendelken's 41.41%. This could be a significant advantage.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Yevseyev has an edge, winning 30.03% of points, compared to Wendelken's 27.38%.
• Under pressure, Wendelken performs better, saving 55.27% of breakpoints compared to Yevseyev's 50.17%.
• In the past year, Wendelken has a higher match win rate at 57.35%, while Yevseyev has won 40.85% of his matches.
• Yevseyev prefers playing on hard courts with a 55% win rate, while Wendelken's best record is on indoor hard courts at 58%.
• Both players are more experienced in lower-tier tournaments. Wendelken has had greater success, winning 57.89% of his matches, compared to Yevseyev's 38%.
• Yevseyev has the upper hand in their head-to-head record, winning their only previous encounter, which was on an indoor hard court at the Glasgow Challenger.
• Interestingly, both players have not faced each other in a deciding set or tiebreak, leaving little to predict if the match extends to these situations.
• Yevseyev has faced tougher competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 272.37, compared to Wendelken's 421.09.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, it's worth noting Wendelken has won 54% of such sets compared to Yevseyev's 32% over the past year.
• In converting breakpoints, Wendelken has a slight advantage with a 36.07% success rate against Yevseyev's 33.8%.

Editorial Prediction (May 27, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the upcoming match between Yevseyev and Wendelken, both players demonstrate unique strengths and vulnerabilities. Yevseyev's superior return game could become a crucial factor, particularly his ability to exploit Wendelken's second serve weaknesses.

Their historical encounter suggests Yevseyev knows how to utilize his strengths effectively against Wendelken, as seen in their previous meeting. Wendelken, however, shows resilience under pressure and has a better record in deciding sets, indicating he may persevere if the match extends to a final set.

Considering the recent form and overall performance metrics, Yevseyev's ability to counter Wendelken's serve and handle higher-ranked opponents might just give him the upper hand. Thus, Yevseyev is slightly favored to win this match, leveraging past performance and return game strength to secure victory.