Lan Mi vs Mathilde Ngijol-Carre Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Lan Mi has a slightly lower win percentage on their second serve at 35.16%, compared to Mathilde Ngijol-Carre's 38.57%. Could this indicate an edge for Mathilde in rallies starting with a second serve?
• Both players have similar performance in return games for opponents' second serves, with Lan Mi at 50.56% and Mathilde at 50.00%. However, Lan Mi is notably stronger in first serve returns at 39.11%, compared to Mathilde's 30.77%.
• Under pressure, Lan Mi performs better in saving breakpoints, boasting a saving rate of 45.57% in contrast to Mathilde's 33.33%, potentially giving Lan an advantage in critical moments.
• Looking at overall match win ratios over the past year, Lan Mi has a superior percentage at 52.17%, whereas Mathilde's is 36.36%.
• Both players have their best career win percentage on hard courts at 60%. However, Lan Mi has struggled more on indoor hard courts compared to Mathilde.
• Lan Mi predominantly competes and wins more often at lower-level events (Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K), with a win rate of 58.62%. Mathilde, facing greater challenges at higher-level tournaments, has a lower win rate of 16.67%.
• Lan Mi faces tougher opponents, with their past 12 months’ opponents averaging a rank of 335.52, compared to Mathilde’s average opponent rank of 440.45.
• Both players have a matching performance in deciding sets, each winning 33% of such encounters over the past 12 months, indicating similar mental resilience in tight matches.
• In converting breakpoints, Mathilde shows greater efficiency at 53.85%, versus Lan Mi’s 43.10% conversion rate, potentially making Mathilde dangerous at crucial break opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (December 17, 2025, UTC):

These statistics provide a detailed comparison of the two players, Lan Mi and Mathilde Ngijol-Carre, as they prepare for their upcoming match.

Lan Mi demonstrates strengths in returning first serves and thriving under breakpoint pressure, highlighting her ability to challenge serves and withstand high-pressure situations. Although Mathilde has a slight edge in second serve performance and breakpoint conversion, Lan's overall match win rate and higher-quality opponents give her an advantage in experience and level of competition.

The performance on hard courts is even, but when assessing recent trends, especially in saving breakpoints and responding to opponent's serves, Lan Mi appears to have the upper hand.

We predict Lan Mi is more likely to emerge victorious in this closely contested match, leveraging her defensive prowess and return game against Mathilde's slightly higher breakpoint conversion and second serve success.