Miomir Kecmanovic vs Stan Wawrinka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Miomir Kecmanovic has won 45.89% of points on their second serve recently, while Stan Wawrinka has a slightly higher success rate at 45.97%.
• In return games, Kecmanovic has outperformed Wawrinka, winning 48.37% of opponents' second-serve points compared to Wawrinka's 44.42%.
• First serve return points are close, with Kecmanovic at 23.62% and Wawrinka at 22.74%.
• Under pressure, Kecmanovic saves 53.98% of breakpoints, subtly surpassing Wawrinka's 52.43%.
• Historically, Wawrinka has a slightly better match win percentage in the past year (51.06%) compared to Kecmanovic (47.46%).
• Both players shine on clay courts, with an equal career win percentage of 60%.
• Kecmanovic performs less effectively on grass, with a career win rate of 45%, while Wawrinka maintains a 50% win rate on grass.
• On the Main tour, Kecmanovic holds a 48.15% win rate, whereas Wawrinka boasts a 68.97% win rate on the lower-tier Challenger and ITF events.
• In their only direct encounter, Wawrinka emerged victorious, winning both sets in the match.
• Average recent opponent ranking favors Kecmanovic, who has faced players ranked 79.93 on average, compared to Wawrinka's 174.04.
• When matches go to a deciding set, Kecmanovic wins 41% of the time, outperforming Wawrinka's 23% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 21, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Miomir Kecmanovic and Stan Wawrinka promises to be closely contested, given the statistical similarities in their second serve performance.

Kecmanovic demonstrates stronger return games, which could provide a critical advantage in breaking Wawrinka's serve more often.

Their lone prior meeting resulted in a win for Wawrinka, but Kecmanovic's performance against higher-ranked opponents recently may shift the dynamic.

While Wawrinka shows a better match record at lower-tier events, Kecmanovic's experience on the Main tour and stronger performance in deciders could turn the tide in his favor.

Overall, the enhanced return game and decisive set performance suggest Miomir Kecmanovic is slightly more likely to win this matchup.