Nellie Taraba Wallberg vs Luna Vujovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent times, Nellie Taraba Wallberg holds a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 37.84% of points compared to Luna Vujovic's 36.73%.
• For return game stats over the last six months, Wallberg again has a minor advantage, capturing 54.36% of her opponent's second serve points, while Vujovic follows closely with 52.81%.
• Will Wallberg's marginally superior first serve return rate of 35.68% versus Vujovic's 34.62% make a difference?
• Under pressure, Vujovic appears more resilient, having saved 51.94% of breakpoints, whereas Wallberg has saved 42.49%.
• Over the past year, Wallberg and Vujovic have almost identical win percentages, with Wallberg at 65.52% and Vujovic slightly ahead at 66.67%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, showcasing a 100% win rate, but Vujovic has a better record on her worst surface, clay, at 68%, while Wallberg has 54%.
• Vujovic's experience primarily comes from Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, where she won 66.67% of her matches, whereas Wallberg slightly trails with a 64.29% win rate in Challengers/ITF events.
• Their direct encounters give Wallberg the upper hand, having won their only meeting which was a tightly contested three-set affair.
• When reaching a decisive set, Wallberg's success rate is noteworthy at 75%, compared to Vujovic's 33% over the past year.
• Wallberg's opponents have been on average ranked lower at 360.97, compared to Vujovic’s at 513.1.
• Break point conversion sees Wallberg taking advantage slightly more at 40.44% as opposed to Vujovic's 34.44%.

Editorial Prediction (November 25, 2025, UTC):

Examining both players' recent performances and their head-to-head matchup, Nellie Taraba Wallberg shows slight advantages in several areas. Her slightly better second serve success and return game give her a marginal edge in rally consistency.

Moreover, Wallberg's ability to win deciding sets and her prior victory against Luna Vujovic suggest she possesses the mental fortitude to clinch tight matches. Despite Vujovic's impressive breakpoint saving ability, her lower success rate in deciding sets might be a crucial factor.

Although both players showcase strong skills on hard courts, Wallberg's past head-to-head success and overall match experience slightly tilt the scales in her favor. Given these comparisons, Nellie Taraba Wallberg is likely to emerge as the victor in their upcoming encounter.