Esther Adeshina vs Anja Wildgruber Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Wildgruber has a slight edge over Adeshina in second serve points won, at 37.42% compared to 35.12%. Could this impact the match outcome?
• On return game stats, both players are comparable, with Wildgruber slightly ahead in second serve return points won at 52.89% vs. Adeshina’s 51.79%.
• Adeshina seems better at returning first serves with 35.6% success, while Wildgruber stands at 34.72%.
• Analyzing performance under pressure, Wildgruber excels in saving breakpoints, achieving 46.21% compared to Adeshina’s 41.46%.
• Adeshina has won 59.26% of matches in the past year, outperforming Wildgruber, who has won 45.61%.
• Adeshina’s strongest surface is Hard, with a win rate of 63%, whereas Wildgruber is more successful on Indoor Hard surfaces, with a 75% win rate.
• Adeshina predominantly competes in Futures/ITF $10K events with a 63.64% success, while Wildgruber competes similarly but with a lower success rate of 47.17%.
• In their head-to-head history, Adeshina leads with two victories, both of which were on Hard surfaces, suggesting a psychological advantage.
• Matches between the two average 1:38:27 in length, with Adeshina prevailing in their sole deciding set encounter.
• Over the past year, Adeshina has faced opponents with an average rank of 424.22, slightly lower in caliber compared to Wildgruber’s average opponent rank of 391.02.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Wildgruber holds a slight advantage, converting 47.14% of their opportunities compared to Adeshina’s 44.17%.

Editorial Prediction (August 1, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent data, while Wildgruber edges out Adeshina in second serve performance and breakpoint situations, Adeshina's overall match win rate over the past year is significantly higher.

Adeshina's historical success against Wildgruber in head-to-head matchups, particularly on Hard courts, suggests a psychological edge.

Wildgruber must capitalize on their better performance in pressure situations and second serve points to offset Adeshina's dominant head-to-head lead.

Ultimately, taking into account the match history and versatility on Hard courts, Esther Adeshina appears more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming encounter.