Nicolas Mejia vs Tung-Lin Wu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Mejia has demonstrated a slight advantage by winning 45.23% of points in contrast to Wu's 43.82%. This measure is often crucial for match predictions. Return game statistics reveal that Wu has fared better in converting points against their opponent's second serve, achieving a win rate of 46.6% compared to Mejia's 45.52%. Notably, when comparing first serve returns, Mejia edges slightly ahead with a success rate of 27.54%, while Wu's percentage stands at 26.88%. These figures play a significant role in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

An analysis of performance under pressure shows that Wu excels in saving breakpoints, boasting a save rate of 59.57%, whereas Mejia has maintained a 55.8% rate. This could be a vital statistic for those interested in in-game betting predictions. When examining overall performance in the last year, Wu leads with a 55.36% match win percentage (W/L 31/25), surpassing Mejia's 49.25% (W/L 33/34). The outcome prediction becomes clearer by considering this overall head-to-head overview.

Regarding surface preference, Mejia has been most successful on Clay, with a 57% win record (W/L 132/100). Conversely, Wu's prime performance is on Hard courts, achieving a similar 57% win rate (W/L 193/146). Grass surfaces present a challenging arena for both players, with Mejia having never won (W/L 0/1) and Wu having a 25% success rate (W/L 1/3).

Looking at the levels at which players contest, Mejia has mainly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with a 49.06% win rate (W/L 26/27), while Wu has shown superior performance, securing 55.77% wins (W/L 29/23). Such stats offer insights into player levels and competition experience in these settings. The direct head-to-head record between Mejia and Wu clearly shows Wu's dominance, with two wins in two encounters and an overall 4-1 set win stat.

When assessing match duration, their average playtime across matches has lasted 2:3:58. In deciding set scenarios, Wu has a slight edge, with a 41% win rate over the last year, superseding Mejia’s 33%. During extreme pressure situations, it's noted that no tiebreaks have been played between them, although this could be a determining factor in closely contested matches.

Wu's competition profile over the last 12 months includes higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 267.04, more challenging than those Mejia faced, averaging a rank of 316.78. For current event predictions, paying attention to in-form players may be invaluable. Finally, in terms of break point conversion, Wu once again has a minor advantage with a 36% success rate against Mejia's 35.48%, providing useful insight for live betting opportunities. Given these comprehensive statistics, Wu seems to have a predictive advantage for victory in their upcoming match.