Harry Wendelken vs Gleb Sakharov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance is almost identical: Wendelken has won 43.11% of points, while Sakharov is close behind with 42.77%.
• Wendelken wins 40.52% of second serve return points, whereas Sakharov edges ahead significantly with 48.55%.
• On the first serve return, Wendelken leads by winning 27.23% of points compared to Sakharov's 21.23%.
• Who handles pressure better? Sakharov has been more effective with 57.89% of breakpoints saved, slightly outperforming Wendelken's 54.29%.
• Over the last year, Sakharov has a marginally better win rate at 57.89%, compared to Wendelken's 55.38%.
• What surfaces suit them best? Wendelken performs best on Indoor Hard with 58% wins, while Sakharov prefers Hard courts with a 66% win record.
• Sakharov faces higher-ranked opponents on average (203.47 rank), while Wendelken's opponents average a rank of 415.46.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, both players maintain a win rate of 50%.
• Wendelken's break point conversion rate is higher at 32.46%, compared to Sakharov's 25.81%.

Editorial Prediction (May 7, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming match, certain performance patterns and statistics shed light on potential outcomes. Wendelken shows a slight edge in returning first serves and converting breakpoints, while Sakharov exhibits impressive strength in returning second serves.

When it comes to handling high-pressure situations, Sakharov demonstrates a slight advantage in breakpoints saved. His matches against stronger opponents suggest a robust competitive edge.

The most telling aspect lies in the surfaces they excel on. With the match likely on hard courts, Sakharov's proficiency there is a substantial factor. Although Wendelken can capitalize on breakpoint opportunities, the statistics lean towards Sakharov's favor, making him the probable winner in this encounter.