Lea Tholey vs Amelie Justine Hejtmanek Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Tholey has won 33.59% of points on their second serve recently, whereas Hejtmanek has secured 38.71%, offering a slight edge to Hejtmanek in second serve performance.
• In return games, Tholey has captured 41.38% of their opponent's second serve points, but Hejtmanek is stronger with 57.76% in return points won.
• First serve return stats show Tholey at 39.13% and Hejtmanek slightly lower at 37.79%. Could Tholey's marginal edge here make a difference?
• Under pressure, Tholey has saved 42.86% of breakpoints, closely matched by Hejtmanek at 42.59%, indicating similar resilience under stress.
• Over the past year, Tholey boasts a 72.73% match win rate, slightly better than Hejtmanek's 70.83%. Both players have shown strong performance.
• Tholey excels on Hard courts with a 66% career win rate, while Hejtmanek's top surface is I.hard at 70%. Could the surface type influence today's match?
• Hejtmanek, playing against an average opponent rank of 301.17, holds a slight advantage over Tholey, who faces players with an average rank of 320, pointing to stronger competition experience for Hejtmanek.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Hejtmanek's win rate of 67% is superior to Tholey's 50%.
• Tholey converts 34.38% of break point opportunities, but Hejtmanek surpasses with a 55.32% break conversion rate, crucial for in-game shifts.

Editorial Prediction (June 12, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating their recent performances, Hejtmanek seems to hold a stronger position, especially with superior second serve performance, a key indicator in match outcomes. Although Tholey shows a slight advantage in first serve returns, this may not offset the broader strengths Hejtmanek displays in return games and breakpoint conversion.

When it comes to performing under pressure and in deciding sets, both players exhibit similar breakpoint saving capabilities, but Hejtmanek's resilience in deciding sets may provide a psychological edge.

Surface preferences could also play a role. Should the match be on I.hard, Hejtmanek may feel more at home, potentially capitalizing on their 70% win rate on that surface. Conversely, if it's a Hard court, Tholey might gain some traction with their 66% win rate.

Considering all these factors, coupled with Hejtmanek's experience against slightly higher-ranked opponents and their effective breakpoint conversions, Hejtmanek is arguably the more likely victor in the upcoming match.