Rose Marie Nijkamp vs Carson Tanguilig Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do recent second serve performances compare? Carson Tanguilig has won 39.24% of points on their second serve, outperforming Rose Marie Nijkamp, who has won 36.72%. This suggests a slight edge for Carson in second serve solidity.
• Who excels in return games? While Carson Tanguilig wins 52.19% of opponent's second serve points, Rose Marie Nijkamp is ahead with 55.75%. Similarly, for first serve returns, Rose Marie holds a stronger advantage with 36.52% compared to Carson's 32.06%.
• When it comes to handling pressure, Carson Tanguilig has saved 45.45% of breakpoints, narrowly surpassing Rose Marie Nijkamp's 44.00%.
• Looking at performance over the past year, Carson Tanguilig has won 73.33% of their matches, whereas Rose Marie Nijkamp has won 66.67% of their matches. This indicates Carson's slightly better overall consistency.
• Examining surface preference, both players have their highest win percentage on clay at 70%. On hard courts, Carson Tanguilig has a lower win rate (40%) compared to Rose Marie Nijkamp (43%).
• Between tournament levels, Carson Tanguilig competes mostly at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with an 83.33% win rate, while Rose Marie Nijkamp plays more at Challengers/ITF events over $10K, winning 54.17% of matches.
• How does opponent quality vary? Carson Tanguilig has faced stronger opponents with an average rank of 219.27 compared to Rose Marie Nijkamp's average opponent rank of 353.91.
• In deciding sets, Carson Tanguilig has an edge, winning 67% of such scenarios over the past year, compared to Rose Marie Nijkamp's 50% win rate.
• Current event stats could influence this prediction and should be considered if available, as player form at specific events can be telling.

Editorial Prediction (November 2, 2025, UTC):

As we break down the stats, Carson Tanguilig shows a slight advantage in several areas that could be crucial in deciding the outcome of the match. Winning a higher percentage of second serve points and saving more breakpoints illustrates Carson's ability to manage crucial moments effectively.

Even though Rose Marie Nijkamp demonstrates strength in returning games, Carson's higher win rate over the past year, alongside better performance in deciding sets and facing tougher opponents, suggests an edge in match fitness and mental fortitude. Both players are evenly matched on their preferred surface, clay.

Considering these factors, Carson Tanguilig seems more likely to maintain the composure needed to emerge victorious in this upcoming tennis match.