Mayuka Aikawa vs Valentini Grammatikopoulou Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve stats compare? Valentini Grammatikopoulou has a slight edge, winning 39.13% of points on her second serve recently, compared to Mayuka Aikawa's 38.05%.
• In terms of return game performance, Grammatikopoulou has been stronger, taking 52.13% of points on her opponent's second serve and 35.07% on the first serve, while Aikawa manages 41.29% and 31.38%, respectively.
• What about handling pressure situations? Aikawa barely leads in saving breakpoints, with a save rate of 45.10%, versus Grammatikopoulou’s 44.69%.
• Overall performance? Grammatikopoulou has won 52.86% of her matches in the past year, slightly behind Aikawa’s 53.97% win rate.
• Considering surface preferences, Grammatikopoulou excels on Hard courts with a win rate of 61%, whereas Aikawa’s best performance is on Clay, also at 61%.
• Event-level match experience shows Aikawa with a 60.53% win rate at Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, which is stronger than Grammatikopoulou’s 51.92%.
• Facing opponents, Aikawa has dealt with slightly higher-ranked players, with an average rank of 338.95, compared to Grammatikopoulou’s 346.1.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Aikawa has a notable advantage, winning 50% of such sets versus Grammatikopoulou’s 32%.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent second serve performance, both players are closely matched, though Grammatikopoulou maintains a slight edge with marginally better stats.

Grammatikopoulou’s superior return game, particularly on her opponent's second serve, can be a decisive factor, giving her a potential advantage heading into the match.

Aikawa's ability to save breakpoints slightly better than her opponent suggests resilience under pressure, though the difference is minimal.

With both players nearly equal in their overall match win percentages over the past year, the surface of play might weigh heavily in Grammatikopoulou's favor if the match is played on a Hard court.

In terms of tournament level experience, Aikawa’s higher success rate might give her an edge in handling competitive field dynamics.

Overall, while both players showcase strengths that can influence the match's outcome, the performance on key metrics such as return games and surface affinity suggests Valentini Grammatikopoulou is slightly more likely to win this upcoming tennis match.