Isabella Wong vs Helena Bueno Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Helena Bueno's second serve has won 36.36% of points recently, while Isabella Wong's second serve points win rate is significantly better at 52.17%.
• Isabella Wong outperforms in returning second serves, with a success rate of 58.44%, compared to Helena Bueno's 49.20%.
• For first serve returns, Isabella Wong has a slight edge, winning 35.43% of points, whereas Helena captures 34.76%.
• Under pressure, Helena Bueno excels in saving breakpoints, with a 48.91% success rate, surpassing Isabella Wong's 33.33%.
• In match performance over the last year, Helena Bueno's win rate stands at 47.83%, while Isabella Wong slightly edges her out, winning 50.00% of her matches.
• Helena Bueno's best performance is on I.hard courts with a 67% win rate, contrasting with Isabella Wong's preference for Hard courts, also at 67%.
• While Helena Bueno has played most matches at the $10K level with a 42.86% win rate, Isabella Wong boasts an impressive 100.00% win rate at this level.
• Against ranked opponents, Helena Bueno typically faces a ranking of 133.96, whereas Isabella Wong's data for ranked competition isn't available, suggesting lower experience at this level.
• What happens if the match goes to a deciding set? Helena Bueno wins 43% of deciding sets, while Isabella Wong has not won any in the past 12 months, indicating a potential vulnerability.
• In recent form, Helena Bueno has converted 44.19% of breakpoints, whereas Isabella Wong has a lower conversion rate at 31.25%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the stats, Isabella Wong demonstrates better performance in second serve success and return games, showcasing her as a formidable opponent in long rallies. This advantage could define crucial moments, should both players engage in extended baseline exchanges.

Helena Bueno's breakpoint conversion and ability to perform under pressure are promising, with her edge in saving breakpoints and converting opportunities potentially tilting the match in her favor, especially when the game becomes tense.

In deciding sets, Bueno's historical performance indicates she could maintain composure and pull through if the match extends into that territory. This, coupled with her I.hard court preference, where she's particularly comfortable, might count against Wong's past struggles on the indoor surface.

When factoring in their event experience, although Bueno plays far more frequently, Wong's 100% win rate in her few matches suggests high potential, albeit against possibly lower-ranked foes.

Overall, despite Isabella Wong's slight statistical edge in several aspects, Helena Bueno's resilience under pressure, breakpoint efficiency, and better deciding-set record could make her the likely winner in this match-up.