James Duckworth vs Chak Lam Coleman Wong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• James Duckworth has a slight edge on second serve performance, winning 48.20% of points over the last six months, compared to Chak Lam Coleman Wong's 46.90%. Will this translate into a match advantage? It often does.
• On return games, Chak Lam Coleman Wong has an edge, winning 44.97% of opponents' second serve points compared to James Duckworth's 43.93%. For first serves, Wong also leads with 23.07% over Duckworth's 20.82%.
• In terms of withstanding pressure, James Duckworth has saved 57.84% of breakpoints recently, while Chak Lam Coleman Wong has saved 52.52%, which could play a crucial role during pivotal moments.
• Both players have identical win-loss records over the past year, each winning 52.24% of their matches. How might this impact their upcoming meeting?
• James Duckworth excels on Clay (63% win rate) but struggles more on Grass (53%). Chak Lam Coleman Wong shines on Hard courts (63%) but has challenges on Grass (43%).
• When considering match levels, James Duckworth has faced higher-level main tour opponents, winning 53.57% of those encounters, whereas Wong has predominantly played in Challenger/ITF events, winning 56.10% of those matches.
• In direct head-to-head matchups, James Duckworth has triumphed twice against Chak Lam Coleman Wong, winning all four sets they've played. How significant is this dominance in their past meetups?
• Despite facing tougher opponents on average (rank 231.58 vs. 207.61), James Duckworth has maintained strong performance metrics, highlighting his competitive prowess.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Chak Lam Coleman Wong has a slight edge, winning 43% of deciding sets compared to Duckworth's 40% in recent play.
• While historical performance is crucial, current event performance can also provide insights into form. Have these players demonstrated any notable form at this event?

Editorial Prediction (November 8, 2025, UTC):

Examining the overall statistics, James Duckworth demonstrates a marginal advantage in crucial areas such as second serve performance and pressure point resilience. These aspects often turn the tide in tight tennis matches.

Despite Chak Lam Coleman Wong's stronger return game and slightly better performance in deciding sets, Duckworth’s experience and success against higher-caliber opponents give him an overall edge.

Moreover, Duckworth's unblemished head-to-head record against Wong suggests a psychological advantage that should not be underestimated.

Considering these factors, James Duckworth appears to be the frontrunner to win this upcoming tennis match.