Elizabeth Mandlik vs Leonie Kung Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: In the past six months, Mandlik has a slight edge winning 41.54% of her second serve points, compared to Kung's 39.14%. Could this influence the match outcome? Likely yes, as it correlates well with match predictions.
• Return Game Stats: Mandlik has outperformed Kung on return games, claiming 56.05% of opposing second serve points, versus Kung's 51.24%. She's also ahead on first serve returns, winning 36.23% against Kung's 34.08%.
• Under Pressure: Despite her strong return game, Mandlik is slightly less effective at saving breakpoints, with Kung at 50.17% and Mandlik at 44.88%.
• Performance Overview: Mandlik has a better win rate over the past year (58.73%) compared to Kung's 51.32%. Will this translate to a victory? The stats suggest it might.
• Surface Preference: Both players favor hard courts, each with a 60% win rate. Which plays better on this surface today? Historically, Mandlik triumphed in their only match on hard ground.
• Player Level: Over the last year, Mandlik slightly leads in tournament performance, winning 58.82% of matches at the Challenger/ITF level, whereas Kung is at 53.62%.
• Direct Matchup: Mandlik defeated Kung in their sole encounter on a hard court, claiming all sets (2-0). Their previous match lasted 1 hour and 22 minutes, suggesting Mandlik's dominance.
• Opponent Quality: Mandlik has faced tougher competition on average, with opponents ranked 316.1, compared to Kung's average opponent rank of 355.39.
• Deciding Set Performance: Kung has a marginally better record in deciding sets, winning 52% versus Mandlik's 48%.
• Break Point Conversion: Mandlik leads with a 41.52% success rate on break points, as opposed to Kung's 37.31%.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

Elizabeth Mandlik appears to have the upper hand heading into this matchup. Her superior performance in second serve and return games is a significant advantage, correlating strongly with match predictions.

Their past encounter on a hard court also ended in Mandlik's favor, bolstering her confidence and tactical more match experience against higher-ranked opponents. Moreover, her slightly better overall performance in tournaments suggests readiness to claim victory.

Despite Kung's commendable ability to save breakpoints and slightly superior performance in deciding sets, Mandlik's lead in most other critical areas indicates she is more likely to emerge as the winner in this upcoming match.