Harold Mayot vs Arthur Gea Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mayot has recently been more effective on their second serve, winning 46.77% of points compared to Gea's 42.42%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcome.
• In return games, Gea has a slight edge, securing 49.5% of their opponent's second serve points, while Mayot has 48.1%.
• Gea excels in returning first serves, with a success rate of 30.82% against Mayot's 25.56%, which is a significant factor in determining match favorites.
• Under pressure, Mayot has demonstrated better breakpoint savings (55.11%) than Gea (47.55%), which is valuable for live betting implications.
• Across the past year, Gea has a higher match win percentage at 60.26% compared to Mayot's 48.53%.
• Both players perform best on Hard court, with Gea showing superior form at 76% wins over Mayot's 55%.
• While operating at the Challengers/ITF events > $10K, Mayot has a slight edge with a 54.55% win rate over Gea's 42.5%.
• In direct encounters, Mayot leads the head-to-head with one victory over Gea in their single meeting.
• Mayot marginally outscores Gea when facing higher-ranked opponents, indicated by their opponents' average rank of 207.71 versus Gea's 371.85.
• In matches reaching a deciding set over the last year, Mayot prevails 50% of the time, outshining Gea's 36% success rate.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion recently, Gea is more proficient, converting 36.16% as opposed to Mayot's 31.28%.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match showcases the subtle intricacies of both players' strengths. Mayot has demonstrated consistent improvements in key areas such as second serve efficiency and handling pressure situations, which are essential attributes for clinching tight matches.

Gea's return game strength and overall higher win rate have given them a competitive edge historically, though Mayot's superior performance against higher-ranked opponents could play a pivotal role. Notably, Mayot's resilience in deciding sets indicates formidable mental fortitude.

While Gea's ability to convert breakpoints remains noteworthy, Mayot's head-to-head victory and advantageous leverage in breakpoint-saving suggest a slight inclination towards favoring Mayot in this face-off.

Given these dynamics, Mayot is subtly positioned as the probable victor in this match, blending crucial on-court performance with psychological advantages in decisive moments.