Kathinka Von Deichmann vs Justina Mikulskyte Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Roll up, roll up, folks! In one corner, we've got Mikulskyte, who's been as consistent as a cat on a hot tin roof, winning a mere 38.34% of points on her second serve over the past six months. Meanwhile, Deichmann, her opponent, has strutted out onto court and bagged a slightly better 39.83%. Analysts are scratching their heads and saying this could tip the match scales, but let's not spill the beans too soon.

And when it comes to catching opponent's serves like they're lazy butterflies, Mikulskyte is at a respectable 31.4% for first serves, but she's really showing her fangs on those second serves with 51.57%. Deichmann, though, pips her to the post with a spicy 55.59% on the second serve return and a first-serve stat of 33.2%. These numbers have the statisticians stamping their feet in excitement when it comes to speculating who's likely to see their opponent's racket explode in frustration.

Both players are no strangers to sweating it out under immense pressure, like saving breakpoints. Mikulskyte, the cool cucumber that she is, has managed to save 51.42% lately, while Deichmann, with a slight edge, has tackled 53.75% like a squirrel hoarding acorns for winter. Mighty handy if you’re placing your bets and biting your nails during the action!

Now, if you’re wondering about overall performance, take a deep dive with me. Over the entire past year, Mikulskyte boasts a match win percentage of 57.32% (racket-breaking 47/35 W/L), as Deichmann is hot on her heels with a 53.85% (42/36 W/L). In this head-to-head prediction parade, it’s all about picking the tallest standing penguin at the zoo.

You may wonder where they trot onto the courts with the biggest smiles—wine country clay courts for Mikulskyte with 62% success (W/L 109/67)! Alas, grass is her Karakum desert, not having won a single blade there (W/L 0/3). On the flip side, Deichmann thrives on hard courts with a tempting 65% victory feast (W/L 96/52), wagging her finger at grass too, but with slightly more success (W/L 4/7).

Taking a daytime stroll through their tennis careers brings us to the revelation that both ladies have been sharpening their skills at the slightly more money-serious Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K. Mikulskyte holds 58.75% won matches in her corner (W/L 47/33), and Deichmann edges out a tiny victory sigh with 59.38% (W/L 38/26).

In the quest for rhinestones and rank, Mikulskyte has danced with players averaging a 337.95 rank over the past year, while Deichmann’s dance card includes partners at an average rank of 242.69. It's like picking your favorite cheese slice, and we know one is a bit stinkier than the other.

Quick, we need a nail-biter—should this tennis brewing storm open the can of worms that is a deciding set, Mikulskyte turns into a deciding set diva, prying out a win in 68% of such instances in the last year alone. Deichmann, trying her best to catch up, sits at a more cautious 37%.

If you're a break point enthusiast, you'll be excited to know that Mikulskyte has recently nailed 44.02% of her breakpoint opportunities! But, Deichmann's performance isn’t too shabby either, with her claiming 39.81%—numbers exciting enough to sizzle the betting fryer during the game.

So, when the clay dust settles, who will emerge victorious? Hold onto your hats—based on the astral alignment of statistics and a sprinkle of tennis dust, Mikulskyte is poised to inch ahead in this colorful, racket-wielding showdown!