Ricardas Berankis vs Tung-Lin Wu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the players' performance on their second serve reveals a distinct contrast in their abilities. In recent months, Berankis has secured a higher percentage of points on his second serve, winning 48.31%, while Wu trails at 40.84%. This particular metric has significant predictive value in projecting match outcomes. Meanwhile, return game statistics in recent form show Wu with a slight edge, winning 43.07% of opponents' second serve points compared to Berankis's 42.55%. This stat for first serve returns further distinguishes Wu, who has won 25.62% of such points, while Berankis sits at 22.52%.

When examining how they perform under pressure, Wu again demonstrates a slight advantage by saving 60.42% of breakpoints in recent outings, whereas Berankis has managed to save 57.53%. However, both players exhibit comparable overall performance in the past year. Berankis possesses a match win rate of 56.9% (W/L 33/25), closely matched by Wu's 57.63% (W/L 34/25). Additionally, analyzing their favorite surfaces, Berankis excels on indoor hard courts with a 66% win rate, while Wu's strength lies on hard courts, having won 57% of their matches.

Exploring each player's tournament level reveals that Berankis and Wu have mostly participated in Challenger or ITF events exceeding $10K, maintaining nearly identical match win percentages over the last year. They have met on the court just once, with Wu decisively winning 6-3, 6-4 at the Chicago Challenger. This previous encounter suggests Wu may have the upper hand in their head-to-head rivalry.

Given these varied statistics, it's worth noting the average rank of opponents they faced; Berankis has encountered players with an average ranking of 304.07, while Wu's opponents held an average rank of 284.1, indicating potentially tougher competition. In deciding sets against all competitors over the past 12 months, Berankis holds a slight edge, having won 50% of these crucial sets compared to Wu's 45% success rate. This remains crucial for live match predictions, should their upcoming bout extend to a deciding set.

In terms of breakpoint opportunities, Berankis has capitalized on 30% of his chances, slightly outperforming Wu's conversion rate of 27.08%. Although neither player has engaged in tiebreaks against each other nor played a deciding set in their head-to-head history, the data collectively infers that Wu, with his superior recent form and head-to-head victory, is likely to emerge triumphant in their next encounter. As the match unfolds, Wu's skills on hard court surfaces and his ability to perform under pressure may very well secure him a win against Berankis.