Mayu Crossley vs En Shuo Liang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? In recent form, Crossley wins 38.46% of points on their second serve, while Liang achieves 40.99%, giving Liang a slight edge in this area.
• When it comes to returning games, Crossley performs better, winning 55.05% of points on their opponent's second serve, compared to Liang's 49.92%. On first serve returns, Crossley again outshines Liang with 36.47% versus 31.11%.
• Under pressure, Liang saves more breakpoints, achieving a 56.96% save rate, compared to Crossley's 46.25%. This indicates Liang's resilience when facing crucial points.
• In overall performance for the past year, Crossley has been more successful, winning 70.83% of matches, while Liang has won 59.62%, making Crossley a stronger contender in terms of consistency.
• Analyzing career surfaces, Crossley performs best on Clay with a 75% win rate, whereas Liang excels on Grass with 55%. Crossley struggles relatively more on Hard courts with a 70% win rate compared to their Clay performance.
• Both players have primarily competed at the Challengers/ITF level > $10K in the past year, with Crossley winning 67.44% of his matches and Liang securing 61.36%, again giving Crossley a slight advantage.
• Quality of opponents shows Liang facing slightly stronger competition, with an average rank of 297.83, compared to Crossley's 308.29.
• In deciding sets, Crossley prevails 63% of the time, compared to Liang's 56%, suggesting a clutch factor favoring Crossley in close matches.
• Considering breakpoint conversion during recent form, Crossley converts 42.01% of opportunities, slightly better than Liang who converts 40.85%.

Editorial Prediction (June 21, 2025, UTC):

As we anticipate this upcoming match, several performance metrics provide insights into which player might exit as the victor. Crossley's superiority in returning serves and overall match success rates over the past year suggests he could be the favorite.

Liang, however, showcases strength in second serve performance and breakpoint saves, indicating a robustness under pressure which could prove vital.

When looking at critical match-deciding factors, such as performance in deciding sets and breakpoint conversion, Crossley again appears to have a small edge.

Balancing these stats and trends, Crossley's consistent performance and slight advantages in several key areas suggest he is more likely to win this upcoming match against Liang.