Joshua Charlton vs Arjun Mehrotra Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve percentages, it's a neck-and-neck affair. In the last half a year, Mehrotra has barely nudged ahead of Charlton with a charming 44.58% of points won on their second serves, compared to Charlton's nearly-there 43.25%. One might say it's like comparing two peas in a pod, where one pea slightly outshines the other. This quirky statistic can often point a cheeky finger towards the predicted winner.

On the return front, Mehrotra seems to have a knack for spinning magic, winning 46.15% of the opponent's second serve points. Meanwhile, Charlton, not to be outdone, manages a respectable 44.02%. When it comes to first serve returns, Charlton leads slightly with 25.18%, leaving Mehrotra trailing at 24.06%. This quirky mix of return prowess tips the balance a smidge in Charlton's favor in the head-to-head prediction journey.

Charlton also shows Houdini-level skills under stress, saving a nifty 57.02% of breakpoints recently, compared to Mehrotra's solid yet lesser 52.94%. This tells the tale of who might keep their cool when the match turns into a series of "will they or won't they" moments. In terms of the W/L ratio dance, Mehrotra has waltzed away with 55.17% victors’ tunes over the year, while Charlton pirouetted triumphantly 53.13% of the time.

In an analysis of preferred battlegrounds, Mehrotra pirouettes elegantly on grass with a personal best 59% win record and skids on clay with just a 37% success rate. Charlton, however, becomes the clay court connoisseur winning 78% of the time, yet somewhat stumbles on the I.hardboard, managing a modest 33%. While leading their respective matches on Future/Satellite forums, both players have benefited from a fair share of snazzy wins, Mehrotra clinching a commendable 55.17% and Charlton slipping slightly ahead with 54.1%.

Their rivalry reads like a sitcom rerun; they've tangoed twice, with Charlton stealing the limelight with one win. In magical statist control land, Charlton won an epic 3 out of 4 sets against Mehrotra. And, just for giggles, their last expedition ended in a retirement victory at the M 15 Wellington stage on Hard. The drama of deciding sets seems to favor Charlton, who has clinched 56% of them recently versus Mehrotra's equilibrium of 50%. No tiebreakers have interrupted their rivalry yet, so there's no need for popcorn just yet.

With Mehrotra's grin-worthy opponent score averaging 200.69 in rank over the last trendy 12 months, and Charlton's slightly less daunting 306.09, one might infer Mehrotra sipping tea with tougher rivals. Nevertheless, scriptwriters might pen a tale where, based on past match data and without any mischievous current-event wizardry meddling the outcome, Charlton just might waltz away the victor, gripping the win and a hearty laugh on the sidelines. Save your bets, dear reader, for a spectacle that's sure to tease the tipsters!