Lola Radivojevic vs Caroline Werner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Werner has recently won 39.51% of points on their second serve, compared to Radivojevic's 42.28%. Could this indicate Radivojevic has an edge in second serve performance?
• Recently, Werner has won 48.98% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Radivojevic has a slightly higher rate at 51.06%. In the context of first serve returns, Werner is leading with 35.78%, surpassing Radivojevic's 31.94%.
• Under pressure, Werner saves break points 48.97% of the time, marginally better than Radivojevic's 47.26% success rate, possibly giving Werner a slight advantage in pressure situations.
• Over the past year, Werner boasts a 62.5% match win rate compared to Radivojevic's 52.54%, hinting at Werner's potentially stronger overall performance.
• Both players have their best career win percentages on clay, with Radivojevic leading at 63% compared to Werner's 59%.
• In Challengers/ITF tournaments over the last year, Werner has a winning rate of 63.16%, surpassing Radivojevic's 58.33% success rate.
• In their direct H2H matchup, Radivojevic has a 1-0 lead, winning the only match between them in straight sets.
• Werner has faced opponents with an average rank of 340.22, indicating a potentially easier path compared to Radivojevic's 250.78 average opponent rank.
• In deciding set scenarios, Radivojevic has a higher win rate at 52%, compared to Werner's 44% over the past year.
• Recently, Werner has converted 46.39% of breakpoint opportunities, significantly outperforming Radivojevic, who converts at a rate of 35.69%.

Editorial Prediction (September 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Werner and Radivojevic presents an intriguing matchup with both players having their distinct strengths and weaknesses.

Despite Radivojevic holding an edge in second serve performance and recent head-to-head success, Werner shows higher breakpoint conversion and a better overall win rate over the past year. Additionally, Werner exhibits resilience under pressure with a slight advantage in saving break points.

Considering these factors, especially Werner's consistent performance and stronger first serve returns, Werner appears more likely to secure a victory in this contest.