Maja Chwalinska vs Iryna Shymanovich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance over the past six months shows Shymanovich winning 38.37% of points, slightly trailing Chwalinska who has achieved 40.48%. Could this provide Chwalinska an edge in service games?
• In return games, Shymanovich leads by winning 50.48% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Chwalinska's 49.29%. For first serve returns, Chwalinska holds a slight advantage with 35.39%, while Shymanovich stands at 33.42%.
• Under pressure, Chwalinska has a better record, saving 50.39% of breakpoints, as opposed to Shymanovich's 48.21%.
• When it comes to overall match performance in the past year, Shymanovich leads with a win rate of 64.79%, whereas Chwalinska stands at 60%.
• Both players excel on clay courts, with Shymanovich winning 70% and Chwalinska 69% of matches. However, Shymanovich struggles on grass with a 20% win rate, while Chwalinska is stronger at 54%.
• Shymanovich has faced opponents with an average ranking of 309.59 in the past year, suggesting she might have had easier matchups compared to Chwalinska's 207.86 ranked opponents.
• In deciding set scenarios, both players have a 57% win rate in the past 12 months, indicating resilience in critical moments.
• Shymanovich converts breakpoints at a rate of 44.65%, slightly outperforming Chwalinska's 42.5%.

Editorial Prediction (July 14, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match features Shymanovich and Chwalinska, two players with relatively close statistics and match performances. Despite Shymanovich's superior overall win rate in the last year, Chwalinska's ability to face and succeed against higher-ranked opponents could indicate resilience and adaptability.

Chwalinska has a marginal edge in both service and return games based on recent form, coupled with a slightly better breakpoint saving percentage. These aspects might prove crucial in closely contested match moments.

Considering both players' strengths on clay, where the match might likely be played, Shymanovich has a slight edge having a slightly better clay-court record.

However, overall current trends suggest Chwalinska's ability to withstand pressure and capitalize on critical points might tilt the scales in her favor, making her the likely winner of this encounter.