Clement Chidekh vs Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Chidekh outperforms Leong in recent second serve success, winning 42.53% of their points compared to Leong's 38.83%. Could this give Chidekh an advantage?
• Leong leads in winning points from opponents' second serves, at 49.61% versus Chidekh's 46.71%. This could be a deciding factor in the match.
• On first serve returns, Chidekh edges ahead slightly, winning 28.92% compared to Leong's 26.34%.
• When facing breakpoints, Leong has a slight edge, saving 56.09% over Chidekh's 54.27%. How might this defensive capability influence the outcome?
• Over the last year, Chidekh has had a better match win rate of 64.29% in contrast to Leong's 50.82%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, but Chidekh's win rate is significantly higher at 71% compared to Leong's 54%.
• Chidekh has played more matches against higher-ranked opponents, facing players with an average rank of 401.27, while Leong's opponents have averaged a rank of 538.36.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Leong stands out, having won 53% of their deciding sets, while Chidekh has only managed a 35% win rate.
• On breakpoints, Leong has been more effective recently, converting 39.32% of chances compared to Chidekh's 32.39%.

Editorial Prediction (July 31, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Chidekh and Leong is set to be a closely contested affair, with both players showcasing strengths in different areas of their games. While Chidekh demonstrates a superior second serve and a higher match win rate over the past year, Leong's capacity to win return games and save breakpoints could tilt the balance in key moments.

Surface preference adds another layer to this analysis, as Chidekh's strong performance on hard courts may give them an edge considering the match will be held on this surface. Nevertheless, the deciding set statistics point toward Leong as more composed under pressure, an important factor if the match reaches its climax.

Ultimately, the higher win percentage of first serve return points and competition against stronger opponents place Chidekh in a favorable position. However, considering Leong's efficient breakpoint conversion and deciding set success rate, it could be anyone's game. Balancing all these dynamics, Chidekh has a slight edge and is likely to emerge victorious in this encounter.