Yuhan Wang vs Bela Tamhankar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Yuhan Wang performs better on second serves, winning 36.52% of points, compared to Bela Tamhankar's 29.68%.
• In the return game, Yuhan Wang edges out with 51.37% of second serve returns won, while Bela Tamhankar closely follows at 50.66%.
• When facing first serve returns, Bela Tamhankar has a higher success rate at 36.67%, compared to Yuhan Wang's 34.36%. Might this give Tamhankar an edge in pressuring Wang’s serve?
• Although Yuhan Wang saves 42.62% of breakpoints, Bela Tamhankar performs slightly better under pressure, saving 47.62% of breakpoints.
• Over the past year, Yuhan Wang has a higher match win rate at 57.14%, while Bela Tamhankar lags with a 33.33% victory rate.
• Yuhan Wang excels on indoor hard courts, winning 67% of matches, and struggles more on hard courts with a 51% win rate. Conversely, Bela Tamhankar shows her best form on hard surfaces, winning 67% of matches.
• At the Challenger/ITF level, Yuhan Wang has a modest success rate of 56.52%, whereas Bela Tamhankar competes primarily at the Futures/Satellites level, winning just 33.33% of her matches.
• Bela Tamhankar faces more challenging opponents, with an average rank of 65.33, compared to Yuhan Wang’s 412.66. Could this make Tamhankar more battle-tested?
• In deciding sets, Bela Tamhankar holds an advantage, winning 67%, whereas Yuhan Wang wins 57%.
• Yuhan Wang converts 41.88% of her breakpoints, while Bela Tamhankar does slightly better, converting 48% of hers. Will this benefit Tamhankar in tight spots?

Editorial Prediction (November 18, 2025, UTC):

In previewing this tennis clash, Yuhan Wang's superior recent match win rate and robust performance against lower-ranked opponents present a strong case for her potential success. However, Bela Tamhankar's resilience under pressure and higher performance in converting breakpoints could tip the scales during key moments.

Yuhan Wang seems to have the upper hand in second serve effectiveness, while Tamhankar’s strength lies in first-serve return points and greater exposure to higher-ranked professionals.

The surface could slightly favor Wang, given her aptitude on indoor hard courts. Nonetheless, both players have their proven prowess in different aspects of the game.

Weighing the pressure-handling abilities, second serve strength, and current form, Yuhan Wang appears more likely to clinch the match.