Mayuka Aikawa vs Sae Noguchi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does their second serve performance compare? Sae Noguchi has won 38.55% of points on her second serve in the past 6 months, marginally better than Mayuka Aikawa's 38.27%.
• When it comes to returning the opponent's second serve, Noguchi excels with a 59.93% success rate, significantly outperforming Aikawa's 43.42%.
• First serve return stats further show Sae Noguchi's edge with 35.72% compared to Mayuka Aikawa's 31.15%.
• In pressure situations, Sae Noguchi saves 46.32% of breakpoints, slightly more than Aikawa's 42.96%.
• Considering match wins over the past year, Noguchi has a 57.50% win rate, closely matched by Aikawa's 55.88%.
• Analyzing their favorite surfaces, both players have 56% as their best winning percentage on Hard and I.hard respectively.
• Regarding tournament levels, Noguchi has mostly played Futures/Satellites tournaments, whereas Aikawa has focused on Challengers, slightly differing in event level exposure.
• In head-to-head encounters, Aikawa holds a clear advantage, leading 1-0 in matches and sets.
• Regarding the caliber of opponents faced in the last year, Mayuka Aikawa has competed against higher-ranked players, averaging 324.51 compared to Noguchi's 457.75.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Noguchi's impressive 71% win rate offers her a slight advantage over Aikawa's 57%.
• Noguchi also excels in breakpoint conversion with 46.28% success, crucial for turning opportunities into game wins, compared to Aikawa's 30.77%.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

Sae Noguchi's superior return game statistics, especially on both first and second serves, give her an upper hand in reclaiming control during rallies. Her ability to convert breakpoints more effectively boosts her potential for capitalizing on opportunities.

While both players perform admirably on their respective preferred hard-court surfaces, Noguchi demonstrates more resilience and capability under pressure, as indicated by her higher breakpoint saving rate.

Although Noguchi has not yet secured a head-to-head victory against Mayuka Aikawa, her statistically stronger performance in recent months, coupled with her ability to win deciding sets at a higher rate, positions her as the more likely winner in their upcoming match.