Harry Wendelken vs Radu Albot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Radu Albot holds a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 44.67% of points over the past six months compared to Harry Wendelken’s 42.77%. Could this make a difference in the match outcome? Yes, second serve effectiveness is often crucial in maintaining momentum.
• For return games, Albot also leads slightly by securing 46.31% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Wendelken’s 42.51%. However, Wendelken outperforms Albot on first serve returns by 2.11%.
• Under pressure, both players are quite similar, with Albot having saved 54.87% of breakpoints recently, slightly more than Wendelken's 53.89%.
• Wendelken has a stronger overall performance rate in the past year, with a win rate of 61.11%, whereas Albot has only 39.58%.
• Albot performs best on hard surfaces with a 61% win rate, while Wendelken excels on indoor hard courts, also with a 61% win rate.
• Albot mainly competes in higher-level Challenger/ITF events, boasting more experience against higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent ranking of 321.15, compared to Wendelken's 369.46.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Albot has the upper hand, winning 57% of such situations, compared to Wendelken’s 50%.
• Current event performance can also influence the outcome, suggesting analysis of their matches so far in this event, if available, to see who is in better form.

Editorial Prediction (October 13, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the current form and relevant statistics, Radu Albot appears to have minor advantages in specific areas critical for tennis matches. His slight edge in second serve performance and return effectiveness could influence pivotal moments in the match.

Despite a lower win rate over the past year compared to Harry Wendelken, Albot's experience against higher-ranked opponents and his ability to prevail in deciding sets bolster his chances.

The match’s outcome might also hinge on Albot’s performance on his preferred hard surface, leveraging his considerable experience in higher-level competitions. Yet, Wendelken's superior yearly win rate and first serve return capability cannot be overlooked.

Ultimately, the data suggests Radu Albot may have a marginal edge for victory, but expect a competitive contest as both players bring specific strengths to the court.