Elizabeth Mandlik vs Elvina Kalieva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performances, Elvina Kalieva has won 39.96% of points on her second serve, compared to Elizabeth Mandlik's 41.72%. Does a slight edge in second-serve win percentage boost Mandlik's chances? Yes, it could play a role.
• Examining return games, Kalieva secured 52.46% of points on her opponent's second serve, while Mandlik slightly leads with 53.51%. In first serve returns, Kalieva has a minor edge with a 36.53% win rate over Mandlik's 35.59%.
• Under pressure, Kalieva has saved 45.80% of breakpoints, whereas Mandlik has managed a 43.13% save rate. Does this make Kalieva a stronger contender under pressure? It appears so.
• In the past year, Kalieva's overall match win rate is 51.43%, while Mandlik's is 56.60%. This suggests Mandlik's consistency has been slightly better recently.
• On different surfaces, Kalieva excels on Clay with a 56% win rate, whereas Mandlik performs best on Grass with the same win rate. Both have notable weaknesses on other surfaces.
• Regarding the level of play, Mandlik shows a better win rate of 61.90% compared to Kalieva's 51.52% in similar-level tournaments.
• In their head-to-head, Kalieva leads with a 1-0 record, having won two sets to Mandlik’s one. Might this history favor Kalieva? Possibly.
• Considering recent opponents, Mandlik has faced slightly tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 293.26, while Kalieva's opponents have an average rank of 325.11.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Mandlik has a minor advantage, winning 48% compared to Kalieva's 41%.
• If current event stats become available, analyzing them could also provide insight into player form.

Editorial Prediction (October 2, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Elvina Kalieva and Elizabeth Mandlik presents a closely matched contest. While Elvina Kalieva holds the historical head-to-head advantage, Elizabeth Mandlik’s recent match consistency and slight edge in facing higher-ranked opponents suggest she might be better prepared.

Kalieva's strength on Clay could be pivotal if the match takes place on that surface, yet Mandlik’s performance under pressure and superior stats in decisive sets offer her leverage in critical moments.

Considering all factors, Elizabeth Mandlik appears to hold a marginal advantage heading into this match. Therefore, Elizabeth Mandlik is the likely winner in this encounter.