Justina Mikulskyte vs Malene Helgo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Mikulskyte has won 37.41% of points on her second serve, while Helgo has been slightly more effective with 40.02%. Could this impact the match outcome?
• When it comes to returning the opponent's second serve, Mikulskyte has the edge with a success rate of 50.78%, compared to Helgo's 48.39%.
• Both players are quite similar in their first serve return abilities, with Mikulskyte at 33.97% and Helgo at 33.7%.
• Under pressure, Helgo has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, managing to save 51.34% compared to Mikulskyte's 49.86%.
• Over the past year, Mikulskyte has won 58.54% of her matches, whereas Helgo has secured victories in 50.91% of her matches.
• On hard surfaces, Mikulskyte excels, winning 62% of her matches, while Helgo has her best performance on indoor hard courts with the same win rate.
• Both have been competing primarily at Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Mikulskyte winning 58.67% of her matches and Helgo winning 54.9%.
• Mikulskyte has faced opponents with an average rank of 331.88, while Helgo has competed against slightly higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 300.25.
• Mikulskyte is stronger in deciding sets, winning 71% over the last year, whereas Helgo has won only 47% in similar scenarios.
• Recently, Mikulskyte has a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 43.84%, compared to Helgo's 37.04%, indicating a potential edge in key moments.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

Comparing the two players, Mikulskyte shows superior performance in several areas, particularly on hard courts where she wins 62% of her matches. This is a significant factor since surface preferences can heavily influence match outcomes.

Although Helgo has a marginal edge in second serve points and breakpoints saved, Mikulskyte's ability to return second serves more effectively and her higher breakpoint conversion rates suggest she capitalizes better on her chances.

Furthermore, Mikulskyte's stronger performance in deciding sets, winning 71% compared to Helgo's 47%, could prove crucial if the match reaches a tight final set.

Overall, Mikulskyte's consistent advantage in key statistics and surface preference make her the likely winner of the upcoming match against Helgo.