Jiayi Wang vs Zhuoma Ni Ma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Ma and Wang perform on their second serve? Recently, Ma has a 36.16% success rate on second serves, while Wang achieves 37.61%.
• Return game statistics reveal that Ma wins 46.77% of their opponent’s second-serve points, compared to Wang's 48.37%.
• For first serve returns, Ma scores 32.6% and Wang 35.37%, which is significant for predicting this matchup's favorite.
• Under pressure, Ma is successful in saving 47.9% of breakpoints, while Wang saves 45.58%.
• Overall performance over the last year shows Ma winning 45.71% of matches, whereas Wang has triumphed in 68.85%.
• Ma excels on clay with a 64% career win rate, compared to their 47% on hard courts. Wang's optimal surface is indoor hard courts, boasting a 70% win rate and 64% on hard courts.
• At the $10K level, Ma wins 48.15% of matches; in contrast, Wang has a winning percentage of 68.42% against comparably ranked opponents.
• Queried about the quality of opponents, Ma faces players with an average ranking of 223.54, higher than Wang's opponents, ranked 377.3.
• If matches proceed to a deciding set, Ma has a 25% win rate, falling behind Wang's 47% in such scenarios.
• Contemporary event form is vital; explore current stats for insights into in-form players.
• In terms of converting breakpoints recently, Ma has a 56% success rate, outperforming Wang's 43.84%.

Editorial Prediction (September 8, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Ma and Wang promises to be intriguing, given their contrasting stats. Wang presents a slight edge in second serve performance and first serve returns, reflecting their consistent ability to capitalize on opponents' weak moments.

Ma, however, demonstrates superior breakpoint conversion, which could be invaluable during pivotal phases of the match.

Considering overall annual performance and strength in deciding sets, Wang is more consistent and experienced against relatively weaker opponents, showcasing readiness for competition.

Ma's strength on clay does not match up to Wang’s overall reliable indoor hard court performance.

While each player has distinct strengths, Wang’s higher win rate and steadiness in key match aspects suggest they have the upper hand.

Ultimately, Wang is more likely to emerge victorious in this match, given their more consistent form and statistical advantages in crucial areas such as serving and match completion.