Jakub Mensik vs Ethan Quinn Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Quinn's recent second serve win rate is slightly higher at 49.16% compared to Mensik's 49.07%. Does this marginal difference signal an advantage for Quinn? Perhaps.
• In return games, Quinn edges Mensik with 46.68% success on second serve returns, surpassing Mensik's 46.4%. Additionally, for first serve returns, Quinn's 26.01% surpasses Mensik's 23.02%.
• Under pressure, Quinn has saved a slightly higher percentage of breakpoints at 55.98%, relative to Mensik's 55.17%.
• Both players exhibit similar overall match success in the past year, with Quinn at 62.5% and Mensik at 61.76% win rates.
• Quinn's career-best surface is indoor hard courts with a 61% win rate, while Mensik excels on hard courts with a 71% win rate.
• When considering the level of opponents, Mensik has faced tougher competition, with an average opponent rank of 66.79 compared to Quinn’s 168.35.
• Direct head-to-head encounters favor Mensik, who leads 1-0, inclusive of a straight-set win at their last meeting on clay in Madrid.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Quinn boasts a superior record, having won 58% of such sets over the past year versus Mensik's 47%.
• Both players have similar breakpoint conversion rates recently, with Mensik slightly ahead, 31.25% compared to Quinn's 30.66%.

Editorial Prediction (August 10, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Quinn and Mensik promises to be closely contested, given both their recent performances and statistics. Quinn shows a slight advantage in second serve performance and return games, which could be pivotal in swinging the match in their favor.

Mensik, on the other hand, has displayed a stronger capability on hard courts and has faced more challenging opponents recently. His ability to prevail in their previous head-to-head matchup also suggests an edge in mental fortitude.

While Quinn exhibits a robust record in deciding sets, important during tight encounters, Mensik's slight superiority in breakpoints might prove critical during high-pressure games.

Factoring in these statistics and recent form, Mensik appears to have a marginal edge and is likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming contest.