Elizabeth Mandlik vs Eva Vedder Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When considering the second serve performance, who holds the edge? Over the last six months, we observe that Mandlik secures 38.86% of points on her second serve, whereas Vedder edges out with 44.18%. This crucial metric often aligns closely with predicting the outcome of matches. Shifting our focus to return games, Mandlik takes the lead by winning 54.79% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Vedder's 48.23%. Similarly, first serve return success is in Mandlik's favor at 34.87%, overshadowing Vedder's 30.44%, both useful indicators in forecasting this head-to-head encounter.

Under pressure, Vedder demonstrates a slightly better ability to save break points with a rate of 46.9% compared to Mandlik’s 45.74%. This insight can be particularly significant for those interested in in-game betting. Examining their overall performance, Mandlik has won 51.61% of her matches in the past year, whereas Vedder takes the lead with a 58.9% win rate, providing a comprehensive view of their capabilities. Both players thrive on Hard surfaces with Mandlik and Vedder boasting a 59% win rate; however, Mandlik fares much worse on I.hard (13%), and Vedder struggles most on Grass (50%).

Diving into player level participation, Mandlik navigates the Challengers/ITF circuit with a 53.49% success rate in the past year, while Vedder maintains a higher win rate of 59.68% within the same category. Contextual performance on the tournament scale further shapes the favorite in this matchup. Considering their direct head-to-head battles, the scales tip slightly towards Mandlik, having triumphed in two out of three previous clashes. Their most recent encounter at the Merida Open Akron saw Mandlik claiming a decisive 6-1, 6-1 victory, with their average match time recorded at 1:10:34.

In scenarios of extreme pressure, such as tiebreaks, Vedder has a perfect record of 2-0 against Mandlik. Yet, neither player has secured a victory in a deciding set when pitted against each other, creating intrigue should this contest go the full distance. When facing varying ranks, Mandlik’s opponents average a rank of 285.63, while Vedder competes against slightly lower-ranked players with an average of 351.22. Particularly in deciding sets across all matches in the past year, Vedder again leads with a 48% win rate compared to Mandlik's 39%.

Their breakpoint conversion rates further influence potential outcomes; Mandlik outshines Vedder, converting 40.7% of her opportunities, while Vedder stands at 36.99%. As these two athletes prepare to face off, the stats suggest a finely balanced match, yet with Mandlik's slight advantage in head-to-head and break conversions, she might just edge out a victory.