Mackenzie Mcdonald vs Arthur Cazaux Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Mackenzie Mcdonald and Arthur Cazaux perform on their second serve recently? Mackenzie Mcdonald wins 44.61% of points, while Arthur Cazaux manages 49.54%.
• In return games, what edge does each player have? Mackenzie Mcdonald wins 43.68% of opponent's second serve points, with Arthur Cazaux slightly ahead at 44.72%. Both show similar first serve return performance, 21.76% for Mcdonald and 23.44% for Cazaux.
• When it comes to saving breakpoints under pressure, Arthur Cazaux has a slight advantage, saving 58.52% compared to Mackenzie Mcdonald's 54.40%.
• Overall match win percentage over the past year shows little difference, with Mackenzie Mcdonald slightly behind, winning 60.27%, while Arthur Cazaux has a win rate of 61.29%.
• Both players show their best performances on hard surfaces with identical career win rates, 59%. However, Arthur Cazaux fares better on clay compared to Mcdonald.
• What about the level of competition faced by each player recently? Mackenzie Mcdonald has a stronger record in Challengers/ITF matches, winning 71.88%, whereas Arthur Cazaux performs well on the Main tour with a 62.50% win rate.
• Historically in direct head-to-head, Mackenzie Mcdonald holds a 1-0 lead over Arthur Cazaux, including a straight-sets victory in their last encounter on hard court.
• Arthur Cazaux has faced tougher opponents, with an average opponent rank of 140.16 compared to Mcdonald's 201.55 over the past year.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, Arthur Cazaux has proven more successful, winning 65% of deciding sets versus Mackenzie Mcdonald's 52%.

Editorial Prediction (October 12, 2025, UTC):

Both Mackenzie Mcdonald and Arthur Cazaux display strengths and weaknesses in different aspects of their game. On the second serve performance, Arthur Cazaux has the upper hand, potentially giving him a slight edge in holding service games.

In return games, the stats indicate a very close contest, yet Arthur Cazaux still holds a marginal advantage, possibly affecting crucial points in the match. This, coupled with his superior performance under pressure, suggests he might be harder to break.

While Mackenzie Mcdonald's experience on the Challengers/ITF tour provides him with substantial match play, Arthur Cazaux's exposure to higher-ranked opponents could serve him well in handling tight situations against Mcdonald.

Given these insights and considering the match may be contested on hard courts, where both players have shown strong performances, Arthur Cazaux may hold the slight edge, particularly if the match extends to a deciding set, where his record is notably strong.

Based on the current stats and trends, Arthur Cazaux appears to be the more probable winner in their upcoming clash.