Lea Nilsson vs Marie Weckerle Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players' second serve performances compare? Marie Weckerle has secured 37.60% of points on her second serve recently, while Lea Nilsson slightly edges her with 37.87%.
• What about return game effectiveness? Recently, Weckerle has won 54.66% of her opponent’s second serve points, whereas Nilsson has managed to win 56.14%. However, Weckerle outperforms Nilsson on first serve returns with 35.51% compared to Nilsson's 32.22%.
• Under pressure, specifically in saving breakpoints, Weckerle stands strong, saving 45.51%, as opposed to Nilsson’s 33.33%.
• Looking at overall recent match performance, Weckerle has won 54.69% of her matches over the past year, while Nilsson shows a slightly better win rate of 58.82%.
• Surface preferences highlight Weckerle's strengths on hard courts (57% win rate) and Nilsson’s best performance on indoor hard courts (57%).
• In terms of event level, Weckerle has played more matches but holds a lower win percentage (51.11%) compared to Nilsson's stronger win rate of 66.67% in similar events.
• Direct head-to-head encounters favor Nilsson, having won their only previous match. This match lasted 3 sets, with a narrow victory indicating competitive play.
• Regarding opponent quality over the last year, Weckerle faced slightly higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 400.98) compared to Nilsson (average rank of 441.94).
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Nilsson has a marginally better winning percentage in these scenarios (50%) than Weckerle (48%).

Editorial Prediction (November 10, 2025, UTC):

As we look towards the upcoming match, the statistics reflect a closely contested rivalry between Marie Weckerle and Lea Nilsson. While both players show minimal differences in their second serve performances, Nilsson's edge in winning return points from second serves could play a pivotal role.

Weckerle demonstrates resilience in saving breakpoints, a factor that might provide her a crucial advantage in clutch moments. Surface performance statistics indicate that Weckerle's comfort on hard courts could potentially neutralize Nilsson's surface advantages.

In matches of similar event levels, Nilsson exhibits a higher winning percentage, suggesting greater effectiveness in tournament plays. The historical head-to-head result favors Nilsson, alongside a slightly better performance in deciding sets.

Considering these aspects and Nilsson's prior victory over Weckerle, Lea Nilsson appears to hold the slight advantage, positioning her as the likely winner in this upcoming encounter.