Facundo Mena vs Duje Ajdukovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve effectiveness is almost identical for both players, with Ajdukovic winning 45.45% and Mena 45.67% of their second serve points.
• When it comes to returning the opponent's second serve, Ajdukovic excels with 46.3% success, compared to Mena's 39%.
• First serve return statistics slightly favor Mena, with 26.59% success versus Ajdukovic's 25.43%.
• Does breakpoint saving capability provide an edge? Mena saves 57.53% of breakpoints, outperforming Ajdukovic, who saves 51.79%.
• Assessing overall match performance over the last year, Mena boasts a win rate of 58.93%, ahead of Ajdukovic's 50.94%.
• Ajdukovic performs best on Clay surfaces with a 61% win rate, while Mena excels on Indoor Hard courts with 67% wins.
• In comparison, Mena plays against lower-ranked opponents (average rank 354.52) than Ajdukovic (average rank 222).
• In deciding sets, Mena's winning percentage is 55%, superior to Ajdukovic's 42%, which is crucial in predicting match outcomes.
• Ajdukovic shows slight superiority in breakpoint conversion at 37.68%, compared to Mena's rate of 34.29%.

Editorial Prediction (May 13, 2025, UTC):

Both players have remarkably similar performances when it comes to second serve effectiveness, making this stat less decisive in predicting the match's outcome. However, Ajdukovic appears to have a stronger return game on their opponent's second serve, which could tilt the match in their favor in rallies.

Mena's ability to save breakpoints more effectively suggests they may handle pressure situations better. In overall match performance over the past year, Mena has a higher winning percentage and excels on Indoor Hard surfaces, indicating adaptability and potential advantages in diverse conditions.

Against opponents, Ajdukovic faces stronger competition, possibly impacting their mental and physical resilience. Mena's superior performance in deciding sets suggests better stamina or mental fortitude when matches are intensely competitive.

Taking into account these patterns and statistical nuances, Mena's consistent performance metrics, particularly their match win rate and breakpoint saving proficiency, suggest that they are the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.