Jesper De Jong vs Harold Mayot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Mayot's second serve compare to Jong's in recent form? Mayot slightly outperforms Jong, winning 47.09% of second serve points compared to Jong’s 46.94%.
• Mayot demonstrates a stronger return game in recent form, securing 45.46% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Jong manages 42.7%.
• There's also a marginal edge for Mayot in returning first serves, with a success rate of 24.98% against Jong’s 23.42%.
• What about handling breakpoints? Mayot has saved 56.41% of breakpoints, narrowly outperforming Jong's 55.78%.
• Although Jong has a better overall win rate (57.53%) compared to Mayot’s 54.93% over the past year, the difference is quite small.
• Looking at surface preferences, Mayot excels on Clay at 56% win rate, while Jong shines on Hard courts with a 67% success rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Jong holding a slight edge winning 61.76% of those matches compared to Mayot's 60.38%.
• Their head-to-head record is evenly split with each player having won once, although Jong won their last encounter on clay.
• In matches that stretch to a deciding set, Mayot holds the advantage having won the only deciding set they’ve played against each other.
• When under pressure during break points, Mayot appears slightly more efficient, converting 31.03% compared to Jong’s 29.28%.
• Jong has faced tougher competition on average over the last 12 months, with opponents having an average rank of 170.47 compared to Mayot's average opponent rank of 237.28.
• The deciding set performance over the last year gives Mayot a 56% win rate in deciding sets, while Jong has a slightly lower success rate at 52%.

Editorial Prediction (August 21, 2025, UTC):

Both Mayot and Jong have showcased competitive performance in recent tennis matches. Mayot has slightly better second serve and return stats, highlighting a potential edge in these crucial areas. Jong, however, has faced stronger opponents, suggesting greater exposure to high-level play.

In handling breakpoints and under pressure during bigger matches, Mayot displays a minor statistical advantage. Although both players are evenly matched in their head-to-head record, Mayot holds the edge in deciding set situations, giving him an added advantage if the match becomes tightly contested.

Considering their respective strengths and recent performance, the slim edge in critical stats suggests that Mayot might be more equipped to secure a victory in the upcoming match.