Tung-Lin Wu vs Marc Polmans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How important is the second serve in match outcomes? Tung-Lin Wu has a slight edge, winning 46.06% of points compared to Marc Polmans' 43.25% on their second serve in the last six months.
• Analyzing return games, Tung-Lin Wu has won 47.36% of points on their opponent's second serve recently, while Marc Polmans has achieved 46.20%.
• For first serve returns, Marc Polmans has a small advantage with a success rate of 27.39% over Tung-Lin Wu's 26.77%. Could this influence their matchup dynamics?
• In-pressure performance such as saving breakpoints, Tung-Lin Wu has a saving rate of 55.56%, barely edging out Marc Polmans at 55.32%.
• Overall performance in the past year shows Marc Polmans with a higher win percentage at 64.29%, compared to Tung-Lin Wu's 46.00%.
• Both players exhibit strong performances on hard courts, with a win rate of 57%, but Tung-Lin Wu shows a weaker record on grass, winning 25% of matches, compared to Polmans’ lower win percentage on indoor hard surfaces.
• Considering tournament levels, Marc Polmans excels in Futures/Satellites/ITF events with a 68.18% win rate, whereas Tung-Lin Wu's Challenger and ITF match wins stand at 48.94%.
• In direct matchups, Tung-Lin Wu has won their only encounter against Marc Polmans on a hard court in a three-set match.
• In terms of opponent's quality, Tung-Lin Wu has played against higher-ranked opponents, averaging 310.02 in ranking, compared to Polmans' 407.95.
• If the match progresses to a deciding set, Marc Polmans seems more adept, winning 56% of deciding sets versus Tung-Lin Wu’s 25% in the last 12 months.
• Break point conversion over recent matches shows Tung-Lin Wu at 32.50%, slightly outperforming Marc Polmans’ rate of 31.03%.

Editorial Prediction (November 17, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Tung-Lin Wu and Marc Polmans presents a close contest with various factors favoring each player. Tung-Lin Wu has shown superior performance on crucial stats such as second serve points won and return games, which are indicative of stronger game control.

While Marc Polmans has demonstrated robustness in first serve returns and a general advantage in past year match wins, Tung-Lin Wu’s slight edge in these technical aspects might prove pivotal, especially given his success in their previous head-to-head encounter.

Additionally, Tung-Lin Wu has experience against higher-ranked opponents, potentially providing him a sharper competitive edge. Though Marc Polmans may perform better in deciding set scenarios, Tung-Lin Wu's ability to convert break points more efficiently could dictate key moments in the match.

Considering these elements, Tung-Lin Wu is slightly favored to win, leveraging his strengths in second serve performance and strategic returns.