Tereza Martincova vs Mara Guth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Martincova slightly surpasses Guth in second serve performance, winning 38.08% of points compared to Guth's 37.95%.
• Guth has a significant advantage in returning their opponent's second serve, claiming 54.02% compared to Martincova's 48.8%.
• First serve return reflects a similar trend, with Guth winning 41.01%, contrasted with Martincova's 34.09%.
• Are pressure moments important in matches? Guth has demonstrated higher resilience by saving 49.09% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Martincova's 47.27%.
• Over the past year, Martincova boasts a higher match win rate at 59.38% versus Guth's 52.08%.
• Surface preferences indicate Guth's strongest performance is on Hard courts (63% win rate), whereas Martincova prefers Indoor Hard with a 59% win rate.
• Martincova edges out in competitive settings, winning 58.33% in $10K+ Challenger/ITF level matches compared to Guth's 48.15%.
• Their direct encounters have seen Martincova triumphing once, with Guth yet to secure a win.
• Martincova clinched victory in their previous match on clay at the W 100 Wiesbaden tournament, winning in straight sets.
• Guth's opponents have been of a lower average rank (454) compared to Martincova's (294.47) over the last year.
• In deciding sets, Guth excels with a 60% win rate, surpassing Martincova's 43%.
• Converting break points more effectively, Guth leads with a conversion rate of 43.35%, while Martincova is at 39.34%.

Editorial Prediction (August 4, 2025, UTC):

As we examine the data for the upcoming match between Guth and Martincova, several key statistics emerge that may influence the outcome. Guth excels in return games, particularly on opponent's second and first serve points, giving them an edge during points not initiated by a powerful serve.

While Martincova boasts a slightly higher overall win percentage over the past year, Guth's ability to handle pressure situations better could prove decisive. Both players favor different surfaces, with Guth being more adept on Hard courts, though this match surface was not specified.

Current event performance wasn't analyzed but Guth's higher breakpoint conversion and success in deciding sets suggest they might have the upper hand if the match becomes tightly contested. Despite previous losses to Martincova, Guth's solid performance under pressure and return game may just tilt the scales, making them the more likely victor in this matchup.