Hiromi Abe vs Harmony Tan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve success in recent games reveals Tan to have a slight edge, winning 40.74% of points, compared to Abe's 38.81%.
• In return game statistics, Tan outperforms Abe by winning 49.21% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Abe secures 46.92%.
• A notable disparity is seen in first serve returns, with Abe leading by taking 38.22% of points, surpassing Tan's 31.07%.
• Under pressure, Tan has been more effective, saving 49.23% of breakpoints while Abe has saved 46.94%.
• When looking at matches over the past year, Abe has a higher win percentage (68.42%) compared to Tan's 60.29%.
• Considering surfaces, Tan excels on grass with a 63% win rate, whereas Abe is more successful on hard courts at 70%.
• Both players perform similarly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with Tan having a marginally higher win rate of 64.06% compared to Abe's 63.64%.
• In their direct head-to-head encounters, Tan leads with one win; Abe has yet to defeat Tan.
• Is past opponent quality an indicator? Tan's opponents have a slightly higher average rank of 388.13 compared to Abe's 399.95.
• Deciding sets performance gives Abe a significant edge with a 68% win rate, against Tan's 53% over the last year.
• In recent matches, Abe showcases better breakpoint conversion at 40.58%, while Tan converts 37.96%.
• The average match time between the two is 1:37:28, but they have no history of going to a deciding set or playing tiebreaks against each other.

Editorial Prediction (August 16, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming tennis match approaches, an analysis of both players reveals intriguing insights. Tan's strength lies in second serve returns and saving breakpoints, showcasing resilience under pressure. However, Abe compensates with superior first serve returns and converting break opportunities more effectively.

Their head-to-head history favors Tan, yet Abe's overall match-winning percentage and form in deciding sets provide a compelling counterbalance. Surface preference is mixed, with Tan thriving on grass and Abe on hard courts.

Predicting the outcome seems to hinge on the surface, the current event form, and ability to sustain under potential match-deciding conditions. With Abe's superior form in clutch scenarios and overall winning rate, they seem slightly more poised to claim victory in the forthcoming encounter.