Kacper Szymkowiak vs Laurence Teunissen Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Is there a significant difference in second serve performance? Yes, Teunissen outperforms Szymkowiak by winning 54.55% of points on their second serve, compared to Szymkowiak's 42.35%.
• How do they compare in return games? Szymkowiak leads by winning 48.62% of opponents' second serve points, while Teunissen has a lower success rate at 41.11%.
• On first serve returns, both players are nearly equal, with Szymkowiak at 29.42% and Teunissen slightly higher at 29.95%.
• Under pressure, both players have similar breakpoint save percentages, with Szymkowiak at 55.88% and Teunissen at 55.56%.
• Performance in matches played reveals Szymkowiak has a 62.5% win rate over the past year, while Teunissen is ahead with a 75% win rate.
• Szymkowiak's preferred surface is Hard court with a 75% win rate, whereas Teunissen excels on Clay with a 75% win rate.
• Both have mostly played Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Teunissen achieving a higher win percentage at 75% compared to Szymkowiak's 62.5%.
• What about opponent quality? Szymkowiak has faced rivals with an average rank of 300.13, whereas Teunissen's opponents have averaged a higher rank of 153.
• In deciding sets, Szymkowiak has a strong track record, winning 67% of such sets, while Teunissen has won none.
• Szymkowiak has a better breakpoint conversion rate, succeeding 35.09% of the time, compared to Teunissen's 31.82%.

Editorial Prediction (August 8, 2025, UTC):

The data suggests a tightly contested match between Szymkowiak and Teunissen, with both players having distinct advantages. While Teunissen has a superior second serve performance and a higher win rate recently, Szymkowiak excels in return games and has a more significant edge under pressure in deciding sets.

Considering the match surface may be key, with Szymkowiak performing best on hard courts and Teunissen finding success on clay. However, without specific details on the surface of the upcoming match, predictions remain challenging.

Both have faced different levels of competition, with Teunissen's opponents being of a higher average rank, which could slightly favor her experience.

Given these factors, Szymkowiak's strength in return games and deciding sets, coupled with a superior breakpoint conversion rate, provide a slight edge.

Based on current statistics and trends, Szymkowiak is marginally favored to win the upcoming match.