Mark Lajal vs Tung-Lin Wu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating the second serve performance over the past six months, Lajal has maintained a higher success rate, winning 47.22% of points on their second serve, compared to Wu's 40.57%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes. Both players demonstrate competitive return game capabilities. Specifically, Lajal has won 43.43% of their opponents' second serve points, while Wu has a slightly superior rate of 45.73%. The figures for first serve returns favor Wu at 27.62%, as compared to Lajal's 23.96%, suggesting Wu might have an edge in this head-to-head matchup.

Analyzing breakpoint scenarios, Lajal has shown resilience, saving 52.66% of breakpoints against them, yet Wu has shown even greater efficiency, saving 60.93%. In terms of overall performance in the past year, Lajal has maintained a winning rate of 62.16% (W/L 46/28), slightly overshadowing Wu's 55.17% (W/L 32/26). This provides an overarching insight into potential match predictions.

Considering surface performance, Lajal and Wu both find Hard courts most favorable, with winning percentages of 64% and 57% respectively. For Lajal, Clay is a challenging surface with only a 35% win rate, while Wu struggles most on Grass, managing just 25%. As for competitive level, both players primarily participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K in the last year. Lajal won 61.67% of these matches (W/L 37/23), surpassing Wu's 55.56% (W/L 30/24). Relative statistics depend heavily on the level of play.

In direct head-to-head encounters, Lajal and Wu have met twice before, each securing one victory. Across the five sets played, Lajal emerged victorious in three and Wu in two. Their last confrontation at the Nonthaburi 3 Challenger saw Wu triumph in a tightly contested 5-7, 7-5, 6-3 victory. The average duration of their matches has been two hours and thirteen minutes, indicating closely contested battles. They have faced a deciding set once, with Wu claiming victory. No tiebreaks have been contested between them, leaving that metric untested.

Considering the rankings of their recent opponents, Wu has faced marginally tougher competition, with opponents ranked at an average of 253.36, as opposed to Lajal's 289.43. Both players have demonstrated consistency in deciding set performances, winning 50% of these matches over the past year. As for breakpoint conversion rates, Lajal has converted 34.55% of opportunities, outshining Wu's 29%. This specific statistic suggests Lajal might capitalize better in crucial moments. Given all these statistical insights, Lajal may hold a slight advantage to claim victory in their upcoming match.