Arjun Mehrotra vs James Sim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Arjun Mehrotra has secured 41.99% of points on his second serve in the past six months, while James Sim has not achieved any.
• Return Game Stats: In recent form, Arjun Mehrotra has a 46.64% success rate on returning his opponents' second serve points, compared to James Sim, who remains at 0%. For first serve returns, Mehrotra achieves 28.22%, while Sim remains scoreless.
• Pressure Handling: Mehrotra saved 49.30% of breakpoints recently, as opposed to Sim who saved none. Could this be a crucial advantage for Mehrotra?
• Overall Performance: In the past year, Mehrotra has a match win rate of 63.04% (29 wins and 17 losses), whereas Sim has not played any recorded matches.
• Surface Performance: Mehrotra favors Grass courts with a 56% win rate (10 wins, 8 losses), contrasting his least effective surface, Clay, with a 37% win rate. Sim's best surface, Hard, gives him a 56% win rate, yet he also struggles on Hard with a 25% win rate in more recent matches.
• Player Level: Mehrotra frequently competes in the lower-tier Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 63.04% of his matches. Sim has no recorded matches on the professional tour.
• Opponent Quality: Over the past year, Mehrotra faced opponents with an average ranking of 199.63, while Sim's opponent rank average is non-existent due to lack of match play.
• Deciding Set Performance: Mehrotra has a 36% win rate in deciding sets over the past year, compared to Sim's 0%.
• Break Point Conversion: During recent months, Mehrotra converted 40.34% of break point opportunities. Sim has not converted any.

Editorial Prediction (December 8, 2025, UTC):

Arjun Mehrotra's recent match statistics are robust, showcasing significant edge over James Sim, particularly in service and return games. With his strong performance under pressure, Mehrotra appears well-equipped to face challenges during the match.

Mehrotra's ability to convert break points and handle deciding sets further supports his competence. Given Sim's lack of professional match play, Mehrotra's experience at Futures/Satellites/ITF level represents a substantial advantage.

Considering these factors, Arjun Mehrotra is the probable winner of this upcoming tennis match.