Harry Wendelken vs Imanol Lopez Morillo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Harry Wendelken's second serve performance compare to Imanol Lopez Morillo's? Wendelken has a slight edge, winning 43.41% of points compared to Morillo’s 42.90% over the last six months.
• In the return game, Imanol Lopez Morillo outperforms, winning 45.56% of opponents' second serve points, surpassing Wendelken’s 42.14%.
• Both have similar efficiency in returning first serve points, with Wendelken at 30.75% and Morillo closely following at 30.51%.
• Under pressure, Wendelken has saved 53.49% of breakpoints, a higher percentage than Morillo's 49.68%.
• Considering the past year's performance, Morillo has a slight edge with a 62.00% win rate in matches compared to Wendelken’s 60.56%.
• Which surfaces suit the players best? Wendelken favors Indoor Hard, with a 58% career win rate, while Morillo excels on Clay, also at 58%.
• Both players have mainly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K in the past year, with Morillo having a slightly better win percentage of 63.64% against Wendelken’s 60.00%.
• Wendelken has faced stronger opponents, averaging a rank of 363.66, compared to Morillo's opponents with an average rank of 411.1.
• In deciding sets, Wendelken shows resilience, winning 50% compared to Morillo’s 45% in the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 12, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent form, Harry Wendelken has a marginal advantage in second serve performance, showing a higher percentage in points won. This could be crucial in managing pressure situations during the match.

Imanol Lopez Morillo, however, demonstrates strengths in the return game, particularly in second serve returns, potentially turning the tide in his favor if the match sees many long rallies.

Performance under pressure highlights Wendelken's capability to save breakpoints, which might prove decisive in tight moments. His experience against stronger opponents could also give him a mental edge.

Both players have their preferred surfaces, but with this match not being on either's distinct favorite, other factors will be more conclusive. In terms of past year's overall performance and quality of competition faced, Wendelken appears slightly better positioned.

Given these factors and recent trends, Harry Wendelken seems most likely to win the upcoming match, although it's expected to be a close encounter.