Lea Ma vs Olivia Lincer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When analyzing second serve performance in recent months, Ma slightly outperforms Lincer, winning 40% of points compared to Lincer's 38.74%.
• Ma's return game is stronger; she has won 48.13% of opponent's second serve points, whereas Lincer has won 45.37%.
• On first serve returns, Ma again leads with 31.24% compared to Lincer's 30.65%.
• Under pressure, Ma saves 48.86% of breakpoints, almost identical to Lincer's 48.81%, highlighting their comparable ability to handle critical points.
• In the past year, Lincer has won 68.29% of her matches, which exceeds Ma's 61.67% win rate.
• Does surface type influence performance? Ma excels on I.hard surfaces, with a 64% win rate, while Lincer's best win percent is on Hard surfaces at 62%.
• Past encounters show Ma winning their only previous match, securing both sets 6-2, 6-4 against Lincer on a Hard surface.
• Both players have not played a tie-break or a deciding set against each other, leaving these scenarios uncertain.
• Regarding their opponents' quality, Ma has faced stronger competition on average, with opponents ranked 375.4 compared to Lincer's 483.05.
• Lincer has an edge in winning deciding sets, triumphing 67% of the time, compared to Ma's 53% over the last year.
• Ma's breakpoint conversion rate stands at 41.38%, outstripping Lincer's 32.73%, indicating Ma's efficiency in seizing critical moments.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent six-month form underscores Ma's advantage in both serving and returning, highlighted by a slight edge in converting second serve points and breaking her opponent's serve more effectively.

Lincer's superior match win percentage over the past year suggests she is in strong form, yet her average opponent's lower rank raises questions about the level of competition faced compared to Ma.

In their head-to-head history, Ma's previous straight-sets victory over Lincer on a similar playing surface enhances her prospects in the upcoming match.

Factoring in current trends and specific surface performance, Ma appears to have a marginal advantage, making her the likeliest candidate to win this match.