Justina Mikulskyte vs Kaitlin Quevedo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mikulskyte shows slightly better second serve performance in recent months, winning 38.41% of their points compared to Quevedo's 35.93%. Does this give Mikulskyte an advantage? Likely, as second serve performance correlates highly with match outcomes.
• In terms of return game performance, Mikulskyte has the edge on opponents' second serves, capturing 50.49% of points, while Quevedo has taken 48.49% of those points. On first serves, however, Quevedo excels with 37.26% compared to Mikulskyte's 32.38%.
• Mikulskyte's ability to save breakpoints stands at 52.65%, outperforming Quevedo's 47.12%, suggesting stronger play under pressure for Mikulskyte.
• Over the past year, Quevedo boasts a slightly better match win percentage at 66.18%, while Mikulskyte has a win rate of 58.02%.
• On preferred surfaces, Mikulskyte excels on clay with a win rate of 62%. Quevedo's strength lies on hard courts, with a 74% win percentage.
• Both have played predominantly on the Challengers/ITF circuit, with Quevedo winning 63.93% of these matches compared to Mikulskyte's 59.21% success rate.
• Historically, Mikulskyte leads their head-to-head encounters, having won their only match on clay in straight sets, including a tiebreak victory.
• Mikulskyte has played against slightly weaker opponents on average than Quevedo, facing opponents ranked 347.2 compared to Quevedo's average opponent rank of 338.09.
• If this match goes to a deciding set, Mikulskyte has been successful 73% of the time over the past year, whereas Quevedo has a 68% success rate.
• Mikulskyte has demonstrated superior break point conversion lately, converting 45.45% of chances compared to Quevedo's 40.63%.

Editorial Prediction (May 7, 2025, UTC):

As they head into their upcoming match, Mikulskyte brings a slight edge primarily due to their better performance on second serve points and superior break point conversion. These factors are crucial in high-pressure conditions, which Mikulskyte handles notably well, evidenced by a higher percentage of breakpoints saved.

Quevedo, while having a higher overall match win percentage over the last year, might find Mikulskyte's clay-court proficiency a challenging hurdle. The historical advantage in their head-to-head record also favors Mikulskyte, who previously won in straight sets on a similar surface.

Although Quevedo has been facing slightly stronger opponents recently and is more proficient on hard courts, Mikulskyte's solid record in deciding set situations and composure in tiebreaks could tilt the scales. Given these insights, Mikulskyte seems more likely to prevail in this contest.