Justina Mikulskyte vs Olga Bienzobas Fernandez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do both players fare in second serve performance? Fernandez secures 19.05% of points compared to Mikulskyte's 37.34%, suggesting an advantage for Mikulskyte.
• In terms of returning second serves, Fernandez has a rate of 46.15%, while Mikulskyte leads slightly at 50.66%. However, Fernandez edges out Mikulskyte on first serve returns with 39.44% versus 34.09%.
• Looking at breakpoint resilience, Fernandez saves 26.67% of breakpoints, whereas Mikulskyte is more effective, saving 49.43%.
• Over the past year, Fernandez holds a slightly better match win rate at 60% compared to Mikulskyte's 58.54%.
• Each player's preferred surface differs: Fernandez excels most on clay with a win rate of 50%, while Mikulskyte performs best on hard courts, winning 62% of her matches.
• Fernandez plays mainly at the Futures level with a 60% win rate, whereas Mikulskyte competes mostly at the Challenger level, securing a 58.67% win rate.
• In terms of opponent quality, Fernandez has faced stronger competition with an average opponent rank of 224, versus Mikulskyte's 342.3.
• In deciding sets, Mikulskyte shows superior performance, winning 71% of these sets over the past year, while Fernandez has struggled, failing to win any.
• In converting breakpoints, Fernandez is slightly more efficient at 54.55% compared to Mikulskyte's 44.29%.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the past six months of performance, Mikulskyte demonstrates a clear advantage in second serve points, a crucial component of the game.

In terms of returning serves, both players show competitive figures, but Mikulskyte holds a minor edge in second serve returns. Nevertheless, Fernandez performs better in breaking down first serves.

Under pressure, Mikulskyte proves more formidable, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, which could be pivotal in tight situations.

Their preferred surfaces differ, with Mikulskyte favoring hard courts where she maintains a strong win record, while Fernandez has demonstrated proficiency on clay.

Experience at higher competition levels gives Mikulskyte an additional edge, with a substantial track record at the Challenger level.

Although Fernandez performs slightly better in converting breakpoints, Mikulskyte's consistency in deciding sets and against less challenging opponents positions her favorably.

Given the comparative analysis of their recent form and strengths, Mikulskyte is the likely winner in their upcoming match.