Alexis Nguyen vs Alyssa Ahn Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ahn and Nguyen have nearly identical second serve success rates in the last six months, with Nguyen slightly ahead at 37.65% compared to Ahn's 37.59%.
• Both players exhibit strong return games, but Nguyen has an edge, winning 51.52% of points on opponents' second serves versus Ahn's 50.7%.
• When under pressure, Ahn has been more effective, saving 45.6% of breakpoints, marginally better than Nguyen's 44.49% save rate.
• In terms of match win percentages over the past year, Ahn (64.29%) has a very slight edge over Nguyen (64.1%).
• While both players favor hard courts, Nguyen excels on indoor hard surfaces with a 75% win rate, whereas Ahn performs equally on hard courts at 55%.
• Ahn predominantly competes in Futures/ITF $10K events with a 66.67% win rate, contrasting Nguyen's 60.71% in higher-level Challenger/ITF events > $10K.
• Should previous head-to-head meetings influence predictions? Nguyen leads with a past victory against Ahn, winning in straight sets during their only encounter.
• Both players have not faced each other in a deciding set, but each holds a 50% success rate in such situations against any competitor over the past year.
• Ahn converts breakpoints more frequently than Nguyen, with conversion rates of 45.78% and 36.78% respectively, an important aspect in clutch situations.
• Opponents faced by Ahn had a slightly higher ranking average (372.39) compared to those faced by Nguyen (404.41), potentially affecting match readiness.

Editorial Prediction (June 21, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Ahn and Nguyen promises to be competitive, given their closely matched statistics. Ahn shows more consistency under pressure, with a slightly higher breakpoint save and conversion rate, which could prove critical in turning matches in their favor.

Nguyen's past head-to-head victory against Ahn and superior return game might suggest a potential edge. However, Nguyen seems to struggle somewhat with breakpoint conversion, leaving room for Ahn to capitalize.

Considering their performances across surfaces and event levels, Nguyen may have a slight advantage owing to their success on indoor hard courts and experience in higher-tier tournaments. However, Ahn's superior performance in pressure situations should not be overlooked.

Based on these insights, while Nguyen holds a marginal advantage due to past performance and surface preference, Ahn’s ability to handle pressure and convert critical points indicates this match could be much closer than anticipated.

Given all factors considered, Nguyen is slightly more likely to win the upcoming match, though Ahn certainly has the tools to challenge this outcome.