Elizabeth Mandlik vs Vivian Wolff Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Wolff's second serve points won over the last six months are at 35.39%, while Mandlik has a superior performance at 40.7%. Does this give Mandlik the upper hand? Yes, it might.
• In return games, Wolff wins 53.07% of second serve returns compared to Mandlik's 56.13%. First serve return stats are nearly identical, with Wolff at 36.92% and Mandlik at 36.91%.
• Under pressure, Wolff performs better by saving 52.44% of breakpoints, while Mandlik saves 45.42%.
• Over the past year, Wolff has won 62.75% of their matches, compared to Mandlik's 54.84%.
• Wolff excels on clay with a 57% win rate, whereas Mandlik's strength lies on hard courts with a 59% win rate.
• Wolff and Mandlik compete primarily at the $10K+ Challenger/ITF level, with Wolff winning 62.5% of matches versus Mandlik's 54.35%.
• Their direct head-to-head shows Mandlik leading with one set won in their last encounter on clay.
• Wolff's recent opponents average a lower rank of 423.18 compared to Mandlik's 282.68.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Wolff has the edge with a 62% success rate against Mandlik's 43%.
• Wolff converts 38.18% of breakpoints recently, while Mandlik has a higher conversion rate of 42.13%.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent form and current statistics, both players show distinct strengths and weaknesses that could influence the outcome of their upcoming clash.

Mandlik's superior second-serve success rate and return game suggest a potentially stronger performance in rallies. Moreover, if the match becomes a prolonged battle, Wolff’s experience in handling deciding sets might give him a psychological edge.

Considering both their current records, strengths in handling pressure, and previous head-to-head encounters, Mandlik slightly edges out as the favorite to win the next match, particularly if it comes to smart return play and effective breakpoint opportunities.