Marc-Andrea Huesler vs Aidan Mayo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve performance over the past six months, does Mayo have the upper hand? Indeed, they do. Mayo has secured 47.59% of points on their second serve, compared to Huesler's 45.84%. This statistic is a critical component in predicting who might emerge victorious.

And what about return game stats during recent form? Mayo shines again, winning 45.83% of their opponent's second serve points against Huesler's 41.83%. Consider first serve returns: Mayo captures 26.36%, while Huesler trails at 21.83%. These numbers might suggest which competitor has the edge in their head-to-head matchup.

When under pressure, how do they save breakpoints? Mayo has saved 53.81% of breakpoints in recent months, slightly better than Huesler's 52.99%. In-game betting enthusiasts find such statistics particularly beneficial when predicting outcomes.

Looking at a performance overview, Mayo's winning percentage over the last year is 49.09% with a record of 27 wins and 28 losses. Meanwhile, Huesler boasts a more impressive 64.52% winning rate with 40 wins and 22 losses. This aspect gives us a general look at what to expect in head-to-head confrontations.

Analyzing favorite surfaces, both athletes excel on hard courts, each with a winning ratio of 57%. For Mayo, clay courts present a challenge, where they have only won 42% (13 victories to 18 losses). Meanwhile, Huesler performs less consistently on indoor hard courts, securing 50% (58 wins, 59 losses).

In terms of the level of competition, Mayo has battled mainly at the Challengers/ITF level, clinching 50.98% of those encounters (26 wins, 25 losses). Huesler, however, dominates the same level with a 70.73% success rate (29 wins, 12 losses), showcasing their superior form at a similar tier.

Direct head-to-head statistics reveal Mayo has emerged triumphant once, with Huesler yet to score a definitive win. They've shared court time in three sets, with Mayo leading 2-1 overall. Their most recent clash at the Mexico City Challenger witnessed Mayo's victory on clay with a score of 6-7(2) 6-4 6-2.

Let's delve into head-to-head matches; the average match time has been 2 hours, 2 minutes, and 16 seconds. In critical deciding sets, Mayo has prevailed once, with Huesler yet to win. They also faced each other in one tiebreak, with Huesler edging out a win.

Regarding the level of opponent quality this past year, Mayo's average opponent rank was 251.85, but Huesler faced more elite competition with an average rank of 240.42. In deciding sets over the last year, Mayo holds a 38% success rate, whereas Huesler stands at 45%. If this match reaches a final set, these figures could be decisive.

Recently, Mayo has converted 34.84% of breakpoint opportunities, significantly more effective than Huesler's 26% conversion rate. As the match unfolds, especially when breakpoint chances arise, this statistic might become crucial in predicting the result.

So, who is poised to win based on these statistics? Given the edge in key areas like return game performance, breakpoint conversion, and past head-to-head success, Mayo appears to have the upper hand heading into this match.