Alafia Ayeni vs Parth Aggarwal Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Ayeni with a slight edge, winning 42.65% of points compared to Aggarwal's 39.57%. How might this impact their upcoming match? This metric often correlates with predicting match outcomes.
• In recent return game stats, Ayeni again leads by winning 49.36% of opponents' second serve points, while Aggarwal trails at 44.15%. However, Aggarwal excels in first serve returns with 29.74% over Ayeni's 25.84%.
• Under pressure, Ayeni appears slightly more resilient, saving 52.41% of breakpoints compared to Aggarwal's 45.96%—a useful stat for making in-game bets.
• A performance overview from the past year indicates Ayeni has a marginally better win record at 48.94%, whereas Aggarwal has won 46.51% of matches.
• Looking at surfaces, Aggarwal performs best on clay with a win rate of 48%. Conversely, Ayeni has a strong indoor hard court history, winning 55% of matches.
• Both players frequently compete in $10K events, but Ayeni has a higher success rate at 57.14%, compared to Aggarwal’s 47.62%.
• Notably, Aggarwal has faced tougher opponents on average, ranked 190.58, while Ayeni's opponents had an average rank of 486.51.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Aggarwal excels with a 57% win rate, offering a potential advantage in tightly contested matches. Ayeni lags with only a 25% win rate in similar scenarios.
• Recent performance in break point conversion favors Aggarwal, converting 48.19% of opportunities over Ayeni's 35.92%, a critical factor during high-stakes moments in the match.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

Both players have displayed competitive strengths in recent matches, with Ayeni having a slight statistical edge in second serve points and breakpoint saves. These can be crucial in shaping the match's outcome.

Aggarwal, however, counters with a historically stronger performance in first serve returns and deciding sets, areas where Ayeni struggles. This could prove pivotal if the match becomes tightly contested.

Surface and opponent quality could shift dynamics as well. While Ayeni has a better record on indoor hard courts, Aggarwal’s facing tougher opponents in the past may better prepare them for challenging matches.

Taking all these factors into account, Aggarwal's ability to perform under pressure and in deciding sets positions them as the likely winner of the upcoming match.