Rebecca Munk Mortensen vs Barbara Straszewska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In their recent form, Barbara Straszewska's second serve has been slightly more effective than Rebecca Munk Mortensen's, with a 41.38% vs. 36.99% win rate on second serve points.
• How do they compare in return games? Rebecca Munk Mortensen has a slight edge in returning second serves, winning 52.15% compared to Barbara Straszewska's 49.78%.
• When returning first serves, Barbara has a higher win percentage at 37.37%, while Rebecca follows at 33.84%.
• Under pressure, Rebecca excels in breakpoints, saving 45.61%, and Barbara saves 40.43%, indicating Rebecca’s potential resilience during critical points.
• Both players have their best career surface win percentage on Hard courts, each winning 100% of their matches, albeit with a limited number of games played.
• Barbara has experienced mainly Futures/Satellite level tournaments recently, winning 52.17%, while Rebecca competes more at the Challenger/ITF level with a 59.38% success rate.
• One might assume stronger consistency from Rebecca, with her higher overall win percentage in the past year at 58.06% compared to Barbara's 53.57%.
• Barbara often faces higher-ranked opponents, who average a rank of 254.11, compared to Rebecca's average opposition at rank 363.94.
• In tense three-set matches, Barbara wins 60% of the deciding sets, outperforming Rebecca’s 43% win rate in similar situations.

Editorial Prediction (October 9, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing both players' recent performances and abilities under various scenarios provides a clear perspective on their strengths and potential weaknesses. Barbara Straszewska has shown a stronger capability on the return of first serves and in deciding sets, suggesting a competitive edge when matches extend.

Rebecca Munk Mortensen has demonstrated better performance on the return of second serves and in saving breakpoints, making her a formidable opponent during crucial moments. Her slightly better overall win percentage and exposure to higher-level tournaments might suggest a greater ability to handle pressure.

Taking all relevant factors into account, including current surfaces, recent match stats, and overall performance trends, Rebecca Munk Mortensen appears to be the likely winner in this upcoming match. Her tournament experience and composure during key points provide her with a marginal, yet noteworthy advantage.