Aidan Mayo vs Cooper Woestendick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Woestendick outperforms Mayo, with Woestendick winning 58.14% of points compared to Mayo's 46.04%.
• Who has the edge in return games lately? Mayo has been more successful, winning 46.88% of second serve return points, whereas Woestendick has managed only 27.59%.
• Examining first serve return points, Woestendick holds a slight advantage at 30.43% over Mayo's 28.81%.
• Feeling the pressure? Woestendick excels in saving breakpoints, with a 77.78% success rate compared to Mayo's 47.83%.
• Overall match performance in the past year indicates Mayo has a higher win rate of 48.28%, while Woestendick trails at 42.86%.
• Career surface preferences highlight Mayo as a stronger player on hard courts with 56% wins, while Woestendick thrives most on indoor hard courts with 67% wins.
• When playing different tournament levels, Mayo has faced more challenging competition, reflected in playing against opponents averaging a rank of 288.59, contrasting with Woestendick's 630 average.
• Mayo has better experience in high-stakes deciding sets, having won 35% of them over the year, while Woestendick has yet to win any.
• Mayo's breakpoint conversion lags at 31.09% compared to Woestendick's efficient 50% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 17, 2025, UTC):

As both players step onto the court, Woestendick seems to have a significant upper hand regarding second serve success and breakpoint saving, crucial elements for securing hard-fought sets.

However, Mayo's superior track record in return games and experience against higher-ranked opponents could prove vital, especially if the match stretches to deciding sets.

The battle for dominance on hard courts could be decided by who capitalizes better on momentary advantages, with Mayo's history on this surface slightly favoring them.

Considering all factors, including career preferences, recent performance trends, and relative experience levels, Mayo appears to hold a marginal edge and is likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.