Aysegul Mert vs Sirena Waas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Waas has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 33.33% of points compared to Mert's 31.6%. Could this make a difference in close games?
• Both players are closely matched in their return game, with Waas winning 55.17% of second serve return points and Mert at 54.5%.
• However, Mert fares slightly better on first serve returns, winning 28.05% compared to Waas's 25.93%.
• Under pressure, Waas saves 53.85% of breakpoints, which is marginally better than Mert’s 51.11%. Does this give Waas an in-game edge?
• When considering overall yearly performance, Mert has won 76.47% of their matches, significantly higher than Waas's 50%.
• Both players have their best win percentages on hard courts, but Mert leads with a 63% win rate compared to Waas’s 56%.
• Looking at their recent tournament levels, Mert is more successful on the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with a win rate of 76.47% versus Waas’s 55.56%.
• Mert may have faced lower-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 424.06, while Waas played against higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 43.79.
• In deciding sets, Waas struggles with no wins, whereas Mert has a 40% win record in these instances. Could Mert capitalize on this if the match goes the distance?
• Both players have similar breakpoint conversion rates at 37.5% each, indicating neither has a clear advantage in converting critical opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 2, 2025, UTC):

Both Waas and Mert present profiles with comparative strengths and weaknesses. While Waas shows slightly improved performance on second serves and under breakpoint pressure, Mert has a stronger match-winning record and a slight advantage in returning first serves.

Despite facing lower-ranked opponents on average, Mert’s win rate suggests consistent form at his competition level. Waas’s ability to play against higher-ranked opponents could be a testament to resilience, although it does not currently reflect in superior match outcomes.

If the match extends to a deciding set, Mert seems more likely to handle the pressure, given Waas’s struggles in this scenario. However, both players show an equal ability to convert breakpoints, suggesting a competitive match.

Overall, considering Mert's superior yearly win rate and performance trends, Mert is the more likely winner in this upcoming match.