Tara Wuerth vs Tessa Johanna Brockmann Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does the second serve performance differ between Wuerth and Brockmann? Wuerth has a slight edge, winning 43.22% of second serve points compared to Brockmann's 40.97% over the past six months.
• In recent return game stats, Brockmann has a marginally better performance on opponent's second serves, capturing 51.77% of points versus Wuerth's 48.99%.
• On first serve returns, Wuerth is slightly more favorable, with 35.91% success compared to Brockmann's 34.74%.
• Under pressure, Brockmann excels, saving 51.64% of breakpoints, while Wuerth saves 47.17%.
• Wuerth has a better win-loss record over the past year, with a 64.62% win rate, while Brockmann is close behind at 61.64%.
• Wuerth's best surface is Clay with a 69% win rate, while Brockmann performs best on Hard courts, winning 60%.
• Both players have primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments; Wuerth has played against slightly stronger opponents, with an average opponent rank of 293.14 compared to Brockmann's 377.58.
• Wuerth and Brockmann are evenly matched when it comes to deciding sets, each winning 68% of them over the past year.
• Wuerth has a marginal advantage in breakpoint conversion, succeeding 40.91% of the time compared to Brockmann's 40.3%.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

Both Wuerth and Brockmann showcase competitive statistics, yet their performance indicates nuanced strengths and weaknesses. Wuerth displays a marginal advantage in second serve performance, which could be decisive given its correlation with match outcomes.

Despite Brockmann's slight superiority in returning opponent's second serves, Wuerth counters this with a stronger ability to convert breakpoints. Additionally, Wuerth has faced tougher competition over the past year, potentially sharpening their skills under competitive pressure.

Wuerth's win record on clay courts and their slightly better overall winning percentage suggest a steadier form, while Brockmann's strengths on hard courts may not come into play unless this match is hosted on such a surface.

Considering all factors, Wuerth appears marginally more likely to edge out Brockmann in their upcoming match, based on current performance patterns and previous encounters.