Harmony Tan vs Mayuka Aikawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has a better second serve performance in recent form? Harmony Tan edges Mayuka Aikawa, winning 40.43% of points compared to Aikawa's 38.32%.
• In terms of return game stats, Harmony Tan also has the advantage, winning 48.81% of opponents' second serve points, while Mayuka Aikawa wins 43.60%.
• Both players show similar proficiency in first serve returns, with Aikawa slightly ahead at 32.34% compared to Tan’s 31.32%.
• Under pressure analysis indicates Harmony Tan saves, on average, 53.13% of breakpoints, giving her an advantage over Aikawa, who saves 44.48%.
• Looking at the overall performance over the last year, Harmony Tan has a higher win rate at 64.63% compared to Mayuka Aikawa’s 56.72%.
• Which player performs better on Grass? Harmony Tan shows relative strength with a win percentage of 63%, while Aikawa struggles on Grass.
• Conversely, Aikawa’s best surface is indoor hard courts, where she also has a 63% win rate.
• Both competitors have played predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Tan boasting a slightly better win record of 67.09% compared to Aikawa’s 64.29%.
• Quality of opponents faced in the last year shows Aikawa against somewhat higher-ranked players, average rank 334.36, compared to Tan's 355.26.
• Interestingly, in deciding set scenarios, Mayuka Aikawa has a slightly better record, winning 57% of those sets versus Harmony Tan’s 53%.
• Both players should also be analyzed based on their current form in the ongoing tournament to refine predictions.

Editorial Prediction (November 9, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing current performance metrics and historical data, Harmony Tan appears to have an edge in several key areas. Her recent form exhibits stronger second serve and return game statistics, where she gains critical points over her opponent, Mayuka Aikawa.

Moreover, Tan's ability to save breakpoint opportunities consistently provides her with a tactical advantage. Although Aikawa presents significant challenges, particularly with deciding sets, Tan's overall win rate and competition experience position her favorably for the upcoming match.

While Aikawa has shown better performance against higher-ranked opponents, Tan’s consistent results, coupled with a favorable surface record, present a compelling case. Given these factors, Harmony Tan is poised as the probable victor in their impending match.