Jonathan Mridha vs Maxwell Exsted Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• The recent performance on second serves shows Jonathan Mridha winning 45.36% of points compared to Maxwell Exsted's 42.86%. Could this be a crucial advantage for Mridha?
• In return games, Exsted surpasses Mridha on both second serve and first serve returns, winning 53.55% and 32.57% respectively compared to Mridha's 45.82% and 28.05%.
• Under pressure, Mridha demonstrates a stronger ability to save breakpoints, with a rate of 57.22% versus Exsted's 51.72%.
• Overall match performance over the past year favors Mridha, who has a 39.13% win rate, while Exsted has a 33.33% win rate. What could this suggest for their upcoming encounter?
• On preferred surfaces, Mridha excels on Hard courts with a 59% win rate, whereas Exsted shows equal proficiency on Clay.
• Both players primarily compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Mridha holding a slight edge in win percentage at 39.13% over Exsted's 35.71%.
• Mridha has faced stronger competition on average, with opponents ranked around 426.57, while Exsted's average opponent rank is 504.33.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Exsted has a slight edge, winning 40% of deciding sets compared to Mridha's 33% over the past 12 months.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Mridha outperforms Exsted, converting 43.59% of opportunities versus Exsted's 40.51%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent form and performance statistics, several key aspects stand out between Jonathan Mridha and Maxwell Exsted. Mridha has shown strength in second serve performance, which often plays a critical role in determining match outcomes.

Exsted, however, excels in return games and deciding sets, giving him an edge in situations where staying consistent under pressure is necessary. Despite this, Mridha's superior performance in breakpoint conversion indicates his ability to capitalize on crucial moments.

Taking into account the overall match win rates, opponent quality, and surface proficiency, Jonathan Mridha emerges as the likely favorite to win, given his consistent edge in critical areas of match play.