Jo-Yee Chan vs Maya Iyengar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Chan exhibits superior second serve points with a win rate of 40.64% compared to Iyengar's 34.73%. Does Chan's stronger second serve offer an advantage? Yes, it is often linked to higher match win probabilities.
• On return games, Chan again outshines Iyengar on both second serve return points (54.29% vs. 45.82%) and first serve returns (37.8% vs. 35.06%).
• When facing breakpoints, Chan successfully saves 51.95% of them, edging out Iyengar who saves 46.55%.
• In terms of overall match performance over the past year, Chan has a higher winning percentage (77.78%) than Iyengar (47.37%).
• What is their preferred surface? Both players excel on Hard courts, but Chan's win rate is significantly higher at 78% compared to Iyengar's 53%.
• While Chan predominantly competes at Futures/Satellites level, achieving 77.78% wins, Iyengar plays at the Challengers level, capturing 46.15% wins.
• Against higher-ranked opponents, Chan still maintains a slight edge, having faced players with an average rank of 284.67 compared to Iyengar's 295.47.
• In deciding set scenarios, Chan is remarkably effective, winning 80% of the time, whereas Iyengar struggles with a 0% success rate.
• Chan's breakpoint conversion rate is 54.17%, relatively higher than Iyengar's 43.75%, presenting an edge when opportunities arise in matches.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

The comparative analysis of recent performance trends highlights Chan's consistent edge in several areas crucial for determining match outcomes. His superior second serve success rate supports greater match prediction accuracy.

Chan's ability to capitalize on return games and convert breakpoints more efficiently than Iyengar further underscores his strategic advantage.

Despite competing at a lower event level, Chan's strong win percentage against potentially tougher opponents indicates resilience and adaptability.

Taking into consideration both players' form, abilities on preferred surfaces, and psychological edge in deciding sets, Chan is poised as the likely winner for this upcoming tennis duel.