Janice Tjen vs Misaki Matsuda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent second serve performance, Matsuda has a slight edge, securing 42.4% of points compared to Tjen's 33.98%.
• Both players show similar effectiveness in returning second serves, with Matsuda at 47.7% and Tjen at 47.67%.
• Is first serve return performance impactful? Yes, as Matsuda achieves 35.65% compared to Tjen's 31.25%, suggesting an advantage for Matsuda.
• Regarding pressure situations, Tjen is slightly more resilient, saving 44.93% of breakpoints versus Matsuda's 44.25%.
• Overall, Tjen has a superior recent winning record at 86.49%, while Matsuda's is 63.41%.
• Matsuda's preferred surface is indoor hard courts with an 83% win rate, while Tjen favors clay with a 93% win rate.
• Tjen has played more competitive matches recently, maintaining a 76.19% win rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments, compared to Matsuda's 63.41%.
• Both players have faced opponents of similar caliber, with average ranks around 398.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, Tjen appears stronger, winning 70% of such sets lately, whereas Matsuda wins 43%.
• Matsuda excels in break point conversion at 43.48%, offering a tactical advantage over Tjen's 36.24% when breaking serve.

Editorial Prediction (May 24, 2025, UTC):

Both players demonstrate particular strengths, but Matsuda's superior performance in second serve success and return abilities indicates an edge.

While Tjen boasts a stronger overall win rate recently, Matsuda shows better potential in specific match scenarios, such as break point conversions.

Considering surface preferences, both players are stepping out of their comfort zones on hard courts. Yet, Matsuda's proficiency on such surfaces further fortifies his chances.

Despite Tjen's impressive form and deciding set record, Matsuda's tactical advantages make him the likely favorite in this upcoming match.