Borna Coric vs Harold Mayot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Coric has been serving up his second serves like they're hot potatoes, winning only 44.9% of points on this crucial play in the past six months. Meanwhile, Mayot's second serve game is more like a charmer, claiming victory with a 49.33% success rate. While they may both aim for aces, these stats are more like the key to unlocking match predictions.

When it comes to returning their opponent's serves, Coric has recently managed to win 43.37% of those second serve points. Not to be outdone, Mayot takes the cake with a return success rate of 47.79%. If we look at the first serve returns, Coric wins 22.19% and Mayot counters with a flamboyant 25.77%. It's clear who might just waltz away with a victory here!

Under pressure, Coric becomes a match-saving ninja, rescuing 58.72% of breakpoints. Mayot, however, seems slightly cursed, with a save rate of just 49.25%. Crunch time could expose some weaknesses worth betting on!

In a broader view, over the last year, Coric has danced his way to victory in 55.56% of all matches played. Mayot, the nimble footed challenger, has matched that with a 52.7% win rate. However, for the ultimate prediction, this wouldn't be a Venn diagram without considering their best surfaces. Coric prefers to play his tunes on indoor hard courts, winning 60% of those matches, while grass is his kryptonite at a 41% success rate. Mayot, our grass-loving hero, shines with a 64% win rate on grass, although his indoor hard court performances rest at a humble 51%.

In the world of tournaments, Coric is the bigger fish in the smaller pond, winning 79.17% of matches on the Challenger/ITF circuit > $10K. Mayot isn't far behind with a 61.7% win rate in similar events. A globetrotting stat that should make predicting these players’ preferences a little clearer!

Looking at personal duels, these two have swung rackets against each other once before, with Mayot cooking up a sweet victory. Coric lost in straight sets during that match, indicating that he might be left looking for breadcrumbs in this upcoming encounter. To add a dash of spice to the predictions, Mayot also triumphed 7-6(9) 6-3 in their last face-off at the Atlanta Open.

Under the extreme pressure of tiebreaks, Mayot has cornered victory once again. Match duration stats show Coric and Mayot’s contests resemble epic sagas, averaging at 2:3:58. Should this match venture into a deciding set, Coric has a 50% success rate, that number drops to 43% in Mayot's side of records.

And in the grand finale for this engaging comparison, neither player is impeccable in turning breakpoint chances into points, but Mayot leads with a 28.93% conversion rate, marginally surpassing Coric’s 26.42%. Each statistic is an illuminating clue, pointing towards a favorite who whispers the winner’s speech: Mayot, who’s likely to master this match based on historical evidence.