Kristiana Sidorova vs Mayuka Aikawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve stats show a tight competition, with Kristiana Sidorova holding a slight edge, having won 37.89% of points compared to Mayuka Aikawa's 37.78%. Could this small margin influence the match outcome?
• In return games, Kristiana Sidorova excels by winning 48.88% of her opponent's second serve points, while Mayuka Aikawa achieves 44.46%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Aikawa edges out Sidorova with 31.79% won versus Sidorova’s 30.58%.
• Sidorova demonstrates superior skills in handling pressure, saving 49.89% of breakpoints compared to Aikawa's 44.27%.
• Performance over the last year favors Sidorova, who has won 63.38% of her matches, while Aikawa's rate is 57.35%.
• Surface performance comparison indicates Aikawa’s best is on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate; for Sidorova, Hard courts are favorable, matching Aikawa’s best win rate at 67%.
• Aikawa has fared better in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 65.12% of matches compared to Sidorova's 59.52%, suggesting a relative edge at this event level.
• Directly in head-to-head matchups, Sidorova leads with one victory, never having lost to Aikawa.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Aikawa is more efficient, with a 63% win rate versus Sidorova's 54%.
• For converting breakpoints, Sidorova again outperforms, succeeding 42.31% of the time compared to Aikawa's 33.80%.
• Interestingly, Aikawa has faced opponents with a stronger average rank (337.71), compared to Sidorova (467.65), which might influence her resilience on court.

Editorial Prediction (November 26, 2025, UTC):

As this upcoming match approaches, key statistics provide insights into the likely favorite. Despite a narrow gap in second serve performance, the edge might be in Sidorova's favor due to her slightly better win percentage.

Sidorova showcases stronger return game performance and breakpoint success, suggesting an ability to capitalize on Aikawa's lapses. Her higher win rate over the last year also indicates superior consistency overall.

However, Mayuka Aikawa demonstrates superior abilities in deciding set scenarios, which could be a game-changer if the match becomes a drawn-out battle.

Despite Aikawa's experience against tougher opponents, Kristiana Sidorova's efficient handling under pressure and historical win in their previous matchup mark her as the likely winner of this encounter.