Simona Waltert vs Jil Teichmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance indicates Teichmann wins 42.23% of second serve points recently, a slight edge over Waltert’s 38.32%.
• Waltert excels in return game stats recently, winning 53.82% of opponent's second serve points, surpassing Teichmann's 49.05%.
• Waltert also leads on first serve returns, gaining 34.96% compared to Teichmann’s 31.53%.
• Under pressure, Waltert saves 49.04% of breakpoints, more than Teichmann's 45.92%.
• Overall performance in the past year favors Waltert, winning 65.22% of matches, compared to Teichmann's 55.93%.
• Is there a surface advantage? Teichmann shines on clay with a 65% career win rate, whereas Waltert peaks on I.hard at 63%.
• In similar tournament environments over the last year, Waltert holds a slight edge with a 65.38% win rate compared to Teichmann's 62.5%.
• In direct matchups, Teichmann has the upper hand, winning 2 out of 3 encounters.
• Teichmann also performs better in tiebreaks, having won both tie breaks against Waltert.
• When facing higher-ranked opponents, Teichmann competes against stronger competitors, with an average opponent rank of 185.32 versus Waltert's 219.04.
• Deciding set performance shows Teichmann slightly ahead, with 57% wins compared to Waltert's 55% over the last year.
• Waltert leads in break point conversion, converting 44.72% of opportunities, while Teichmann converts 31.51%.
• Considering all stats, who seems more likely to prevail? Given the head-to-head results and performance under pressure, can Teichmann maintain her advantage?

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent second serve performance, Teichmann has a minor advantage, securing a higher percentage of points than Waltert. However, Waltert's return game statistics suggest her prowess in breaking opponents' serves is stronger.

Under pressure, Waltert has proved more resilient by saving more breakpoints. Although Teichmann has a historical edge in direct encounters, Waltert’s ability to convert breakpoints could play a crucial role in this match.

Past surface preferences show Teichmann is a clay court specialist, yet the biggest discrepancy comes from the break point conversion rate in favor of Waltert. Thus, while Teichmann might start with a perceived edge, Waltert’s recent form and resilience could lead her to victory.

Considering both players' performances and strengths, Waltert is slightly favored to win due to her superior return game and break point conversion, despite Teichmann’s past success in head-to-head encounters.