Lily Fairclough vs Mao Mushika Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Fairclough and Mushika compare in recent second serve performance? Both have a 0% win rate on second serve points in the last 6 months.
• Both players have a 0% success rate in returning opponents' serves, whether it's first or second serves, indicating no clear advantage.
• Under pressure, Fairclough and Mushika have saved 0% of their breakpoints, suggesting neither shines in crucial game moments.
• Looking at wins over the past year, Fairclough holds a win ratio of 46.15%, whereas Mushika stands at 60%, giving Mushika a performance edge.
• On Grass surfaces, Fairclough has a 67% success rate, while Mushika, with a 40% success rate, performs worse on this surface.
• Mushika excels on Clay with a 57% win rate, a surface Fairclough is less experienced on, making Clay a strategic advantage for Mushika.
• In terms of match levels, Fairclough has won 50% in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, compared to Mushika's superior 61.54% win rate.
• Mushika has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 374.25, better than Fairclough's average of 450.92, suggesting Mushika's stronger experience.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Mushika has a slight edge with an 80% success rate compared to Fairclough's 75%.
• Both players have failed to convert any breakpoints recently, potentially indicating struggles in capitalizing on关键 opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing both players, Fairclough and Mushika, neither displays recent strengths in key performance areas like second serve returns or break point conversions. This suggests both might face challenges in capitalizing on scoring opportunities.

Mushika edges ahead with a stronger win percentage in the past year and a higher success rate against tougher opponents. His experience playing against a higher average rank also suggests a more battle-tested approach.

Though Fairclough is stronger on Grass, the overall match conditions and Mushika's versatility might prove decisive. With Mushika's slight advantage in deciding sets, he emerges as a predicted winner for this upcoming match.