Corentin Moutet vs Harold Mayot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recently, the second serve performance has showcased both Moutet and Mayot's competencies. Moutet has clinched 49.53% of points on his second serve, whereas Mayot has slightly outperformed with 50.58%. Statistically, this provides a crucial insight into predicting match outcomes. Under pressure, Moutet has displayed resilience by saving 57.21% of breakpoints, whereas Mayot has a slightly lower breakpoint save percentage of 49.7%. This is a key metric that can influence in-game betting predictions.

Return game statistics further highlight their competitive edge. Moutet has secured 45.69% of his opponent's second serve points. Conversely, Mayot has captured a better percentage with 49.62%. When it comes to first serve returns, Moutet holds a superior position at 30.53% compared to Mayot's 23.88%. These figures significantly tilt the balance in Moutet's favor in head-to-head confrontations.

Looking at performance across different surfaces, Moutet excels on clay courts, boasting a win percentage of 64% (W/L 182/103). His performance dips on grass, with a win percentage of 50% (W/L 11/11). On the other hand, Mayot thrives on grass courts, with a career win percentage of 64% (W/L 9/5) but has a slightly lower rate on indoor hard courts, winning 51% (W/L 54/51).

In terms of recent performances, over the past year, Moutet has achieved a match win percentage of 48% (W/L 24/26), while Mayot has maintained a 50% win rate (W/L 34/34). The level of matches they have participated in also plays a role; Moutet has been primarily competing in the Masters series with a win rate of 52.63% (W/L 10/9), whereas Mayot has found success in the Challengers/ITF tournaments, particularly those over $10K, with a 58.54% win rate (W/L 24/17). The disparity in opponent quality further underlines Moutet's tougher competition, facing players with an average rank of 81.32, in contrast to Mayot's opponents averaging a rank of 184.

The conversion of break point opportunities is another indicator of their current prowess. Moutet has converted 30.11% of his break points, overshadowing Mayot's conversion rate of 26.56%. In scenarios that proceed to a deciding set, Moutet has a slightly higher success rate, winning 41% of these, compared to Mayot's 38%. As we assess all these statistics and consider both players' current forms and preferences, Moutet seems positioned as the stronger contender to emerge victorious in this matchup.