Arda Azkara vs Jordan Hasson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Arda Azkara has won 45.10% of their second serve points recently, compared to Jordan Hasson's 46.72%. Is this a significant advantage? Slightly, in Hasson's favor.
• In return games, Azkara has won 44.11% of their opponent's second serve points, while Hasson leads with 54.21%.
• First serve return performance shows Azkara at 23.12% and Hasson with a more impressive 30.93%. Could this influence the match outcome? It's likely.
• Under pressure, Azkara has saved 52.63% of breakpoints, with Hasson slightly better at 53.33%.
• Overall, in the past year, Azkara has won 69.77% of matches, outperforming Hasson's 55.56% match win rate.
• Their best career surface win percentage is identical on indoor hard courts at 67%. But on clay, Hasson edges out with 35% to Azkara's 27%.
• Both players mainly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Azkara holding a significant edge in matches won at 75.00% versus Hasson’s 55.56%.
• Previous head-to-head results favor Azkara with one win over Hasson who is yet to claim victory.
• In a deciding set scenario, Azkara boasts a 75% win rate, while Hasson has yet to win a deciding set.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

As Arda Azkara and Jordan Hasson prepare for their next tennis clash, several key statistics come into play. Azkara’s solid performance record over the past year, with a notable 69.77% win rate, positions them as a formidable competitor. Additionally, their ability to win 75% of deciding sets could be crucial if the match extends to a final set.

Although Jordan Hasson shows strength in return games, outperforming Azkara in both first and second serve returns, their lack of success in previous deciding sets could prove disadvantageous. While both players excel on indoor hard courts, their previous head-to-head matchup tipped in favor of Azkara.

With these factors in mind, Arda Azkara emerges as the likely winner for this upcoming match, given their overall consistency and past performance in closely contested situations.