Mao Mushika vs Dejana Radanovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve analysis shows that Mushika has a slight edge, winning 39.86% of points compared to Radanovic's 37.84% in the past six months. Could this marginal difference influence the game's outcome?
• In returning their opponent's second serve, Radanovic has excelled, winning 52.71% of points, while Mushika has won 50.35%. This could give Radanovic an upper hand in return games.
• Radanovic also leads in returning first serves, with a 34.18% success rate compared to Mushika's 32.91%, highlighting a potential advantage in countering serves.
• When it comes to saving breakpoints, Radanovic and Mushika are nearly identical, with 49.32% and 49.12% saved, respectively.
• Overall match performance in the past year is comparable, with Mushika having a slight edge with a 62.5% win rate over Radanovic's 61.54%.
• Radanovic shows proficiency on indoor hard courts, winning 65% of matches, whereas Mushika performs best on hard surfaces with a 58% win rate. Neither fares well on grass.
• Radanovic has played against slightly more challenging opponents, with an average rank of 320.46, compared to Mushika's opponents with an average rank of 375.63.
• Direct encounters show Radanovic leads the head-to-head with one victory, indicating potential psychological confidence in their matchup.
• If the contest reaches a deciding set, Mushika boasts a stronger performance record, winning 86% compared to Radanovic's 80% over the last year.
• Radanovic shows a clear upper hand in breakpoint conversion, successfully capitalizing on 43.18% of opportunities, compared to Mushika's 34.21%.
• The players have not required a deciding set in their previous matches, which may not necessarily change in this match.
• Radanovic has shown the ability to handle pressure during tiebreaks, having won the sole tiebreaker they played against Mushika.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

In evaluating their recent performances, Radanovic and Mushika exhibit closely matched statistics, suggesting a competitive contest is on the horizon.

Mushika's slight advantage in second serve performance and deciding set results could play a crucial role if the match extends to critical phases. However, Radanovic's superior return capabilities and breakpoint conversion present compelling reasons for backing Radanovic.

Given these factors, Radanovic appears to have a subtle edge, primarily through their decisive returning skills and having triumphed in their previous encounter. This suggests that Radanovic is the likely victor in the upcoming match.