Neus Torner Sensano vs I Wen Wan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Wan has secured 31.91% of points on their second serve, while Sensano has obtained 38.68%. This performance pattern can be critical in forecasting match outcomes.
• When it comes to opponents' second serves, Wan has claimed 50% of points, and Sensano leads slightly with 56.9% in recent form. How important is this stat in predicting a likely winner? It’s quite significant.
• For first serve returns, Wan wins 33.73% of points and Sensano edges slightly ahead with 34.38%. Such slight margins could influence the match favorably for Sensano.
• Under pressure, Wan saves 50.75% of breakpoints, whereas Sensano improves this metric with 61.7% saved, an edge for in-game contexts.
• Over the past year, Wan has won 55.56% of matches (15/12), outpacing Sensano, who has secured victories in 41.67% of their matches (5/7).
• Surface preference shows Wan performing best on Hard surfaces with a balanced record of 50% (16/16), while Sensano excels on Clay at 56% (5/4), but struggles significantly on Hard courts (0/3).
• Playing at the Challengers/ITF > $10K level, Wan has a winning rate of 57.14% and Sensano sits at 50%. Player performance at different levels can decide who holds the edge in this match.
• Wan has faced tougher opponents, averaging a rank of 259.15, compared to Sensano's average opponent rank of 417.17, which may give Wan a competitive advantage.
• If the match leads to a deciding set, Wan has a 25% win rate, whereas Sensano has yet to win such a set over the last year, potentially tipping the scales towards Wan in such scenarios.
• Both players are evenly matched in breakpoint conversion, with Wan at 40.54% and Sensano at 40%. This parity may not shift the balance but accentuates their competitiveness.

Editorial Prediction (August 20, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Wan and Sensano showcases two players with strengths and weaknesses that could make for a compelling contest.

Wan demonstrates a strong overall performance with a higher win percentage over the last year and a history of competing against more formidable opponents, suggesting a readiness for higher-level challenges.

Sensano, while demonstrating superior breakpoint saving ability and stronger recent serve return metrics, may struggle on a Hard court where Wan has consistent results.

Given these statistics and performance trends, Wan appears poised to capitalize on their experience and recent form advantages, making them the likely winner of this tennis encounter.