Dan Added vs Harold Mayot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Can second serve performance predict a winner? Added captures 43.89% of points on their second serve, while Mayot edges ahead with 47.58%.
• In return games, Mayot again shines, winning 46.38% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Added's 44.35%. The same pattern is seen with first serve returns at 26.02% for Mayot and 24.91% for Added.
• Under pressure, Mayot saves 57.35% of breakpoints compared to Added’s 54.09%, giving Mayot a slight edge.
• Looking at match wins over the last year, Added has a stronger record with 70.21% of matches won, whereas Mayot is at 55.26%.
• Both players perform best on Hard courts, but Added has a higher win ratio of 64% compared to Mayot's 57%.
• Added predominantly competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, boasting a 73.97% win record, while Mayot plays mostly in higher-level events, winning 61.4% of the time.
• In their direct head-to-head, Mayot has a clear upper hand, winning both sets in their previous encounter.
• Neither player has won a tiebreak against each other, and they’ve never faced a deciding set, bringing intrigue to potential pressure scenarios in this match.
• Added has consistently faced lower-ranked opponents (average rank of 430.13) compared to Mayot's opponents (average rank 240.49), which might impact their matchup readiness.
• If this matches heads to a deciding set, Added’s 71% win rate in such situations could be a decisive factor against Mayot’s 50%.
• Added is more efficient in converting break points at 34.5% to Mayot's 31.88%, hinting at a potential advantage.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent form and past encounters, Mayot exhibits marginally better performance in key areas such as second serve points won and breakpoint saving ability. These statistics reflect his capability to maintain resilience under pressure.

Although Added shows a higher overall win percentage and excels in deciding sets, Mayot's experience against stronger opponents could play a crucial role. Moreover, Mayot's previous victory in their head-to-head provides him an added psychological edge.

Therefore, despite Added's impressive track record on Hard courts and breakpoint conversion efficiency, Harold Mayot is most likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match based on comprehensive statistical comparison.