Charles Broom vs Jaden Dewandaka Tan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Broom slightly ahead, capturing 43.41% of points versus Tan's 40.87%. Could this edge translate into match dominance?
• Return game analysis reveals Broom's strength, winning 45.1% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Tan's 33.02%. First serve return stats are nearly equal, with Tan at 28.71% and Broom at 28.53%.
• Under pressure, Broom showcases resilience, saving 53.69% of breakpoints, while Tan saves 41.38%.
• Tan has a superior match win rate at 60% over the past year, whereas Broom stands at 54.55%.
• Broom excels on clay with a 67% success rate, while Tan's most successful surface is indoor hard courts, with a 57% win rate.
• In ITF $10K tournaments, Broom has a stronger overall record (71.88% win rate) compared to Tan's 60%.
• Tan competes against stronger opponents, with an average rival ranking of 193 compared to Broom's 341.84.
• In deciding sets, Tan holds a distinct advantage, winning 75% of such matches, whereas Broom wins only 39%.
• Recent form shows Broom is more effective at converting breakpoints, at a rate of 31.33%, just edging past Tan's 28.57%.
• Tan has the edge if the match goes to a deciding set which could be pivotal in predicting the winner.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

Both players have shown solid performance in recent months, displaying strengths in distinct areas. Broom's slight edge in second serve success and exceptional return stats could give them the upper hand in the upcoming match.

While Tan's resilience in deciding sets might be a factor, their opponent's overall breakpoint conversion and experience in the Futures/ITF level suggest Broom may have a stronger competitive advantage.

The contest promises to be closely fought, with Broom likely to emerge victorious based on their solid return game and reliability under breakpoints.