Arianne Hartono vs Jaeda Daniel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Hartono's second serve compare to Daniel's in recent form? Hartono edges out slightly, winning 41.7% of points compared to Daniel's 40.78%.
• Who performs better on return games? Daniel has an advantage, claiming 50.56% of points on opponent's second serve and 35.32% on first serve returns, surpassing Hartono's 48.31% and 28.77% respectively.
• Under pressure, Hartono saves 50.38% of breakpoints, marginally better than Daniel's 49.47%, indicating steadiness during critical points.
• Hartono is winning 45.76% of matches in the last year compared to Daniel's 48%, showing a slightly more favorable win rate overall for Daniel.
• What are their best surface performances? Hartono excels on indoor hard courts with a 59% win rate, while Daniel prefers hard courts with a 54% success rate.
• Player levels: Hartono has a 44.74% win rate at the Challengers/ITF levels, whereas Daniel shows a stronger 50% win rate in the same category.
• Hartono's recent opponents have a higher average rank of 207.95 compared to Daniel's 309.86, suggesting Hartono faces more challenging competition.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Hartono has won 38% of such situations compared to Daniel's 21%, indicating better performance in high-pressure situations.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Hartono has converted 41.91% while Daniel has managed a 36.84% success rate, highlighting Hartono's ability to capitalize on break opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 23, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit strengths and weaknesses in various facets of their game. Hartono has a slight edge in second serve points and is more effective in converting breakpoints, which could be crucial in tight matches. Their ability to face higher-ranked opponents and perform well under pressure suggests a competitive edge.

Daniel, on the other hand, shows stronger returns on both first and second serve points, contributing to his overall match win efficiency. His experience playing at higher levels and slightly better match win rate could work in his favor.

Considering surface preferences, Hartono might perform better on indoor hard courts, officially supported by his higher win percentage. Still, Daniel's overall consistency in recent tournaments can't be overlooked.

Taking all statistics into account, Hartono's ability to handle pressure and convert crucial points suggests he is the likely frontrunner for this match.