Madison Brengle vs Lan Mi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Mi has slightly outperformed Brengle on second serve points, winning 34.78% compared to Brengle's 31.78%. Could this indicate a potential edge for Mi? Perhaps, but the difference is marginal.
• When it comes to returning their opponent's second serve, Brengle is stronger, with a success rate of 58.06% over Mi's 51.92%. Does this give Brengle a significant advantage in breaking serve? It certainly might.
• Both players show similar proficiency in returning first serves, with Mi at 34.67% and Brengle at 33.16%, a minor difference that could impact predictions.
• Under pressure, Brengle excels at saving breakpoints with a success rate of 53.13%, compared to Mi's 29.41%, suggesting Brengle handles high-pressure moments better.
• Mi has a higher match win percentage over the last year, 60.87% compared to Brengle’s 50%. Does this recent winning form suggest Mi is favored? It adds a feasible argument.
• Hard courts are favorable to both, with Mi having a 70% career win rate, slightly higher than Brengle's 59%. This match on a hard surface could play to Mi's slight advantage.
• At the Challenger/ITF $10K level, Mi has been more consistent with a 65% win rate, suggesting a higher efficiency in lower-tier tournaments compared to Brengle's 50%.
• Mi has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 437.22 versus Brengle’s 693.33, indicating Mi may be better prepared for higher-ranked opponents.
• If the match goes to a decisive set, Brengle seems to have a stronger track record, winning 67% compared to Mi's 50%.
• Brengle demonstrates superior breakpoint conversion at 60.71%, which could be critical during crucial moments in the match, compared to Mi’s 35.71%.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match promises to be competitive, with Mi and Brengle showing varied strengths. Mi holds a slight edge on hard surfaces and has faced tougher opponents recently, which might prepare them better for high-pressure scenarios.

However, Brengle demonstrates greater consistency under pressure, significantly outperforming Mi in breakpoint conversion rates and saving breakpoints. Returning ability, especially against second serves, favors Brengle, which could make a difference in long rallies and tight service games.

While Mi has been more successful overall in the past year, Brengle’s ability to perform during decisive sets and her sharper breakpoint conversion skills may prove pivotal.

Taking all these factors into account, Brengle seems to have a slight edge heading into this match, making her the more likely winner.