Mio Mushika vs I Wen Wan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance is crucial in tennis. I Wen Wan has won 34.56% of second serve points recently, whereas Mio Mushika outperforms with 43.81%. Could this give Mushika an edge? Likely, yes.
• For return games, I Wen Wan secures 48.75% of opponent’s second serve points, slightly leading Mushika’s 46.30% return rate. However, the difference might not be significant enough to tip the scales drastically.
• First serve return points are another key area. Wan wins 35.98%, marginally better than Mushika’s 33.42%. Will this slight advantage impact the match outcome? Possibly, though it might be subtle.
• Under pressure, I Wen Wan saves 49.29% of breakpoints compared to Mushika's 49.11%. The difference here is negligible, indicating both handle pressure comparably well.
• Yearly performance reflects 48.15% match wins for Wan, while Mushika achieves 56.14%, suggesting a potential overall performance advantage.
• Preferred surfaces can influence match outcomes. Despite both players having a 49% win rate on hard courts, it's interesting that Mushika excels on grass, though this match will be on a hard court.
• Match level plays a role. Wan competes mainly at Challenger/ITF > $10K levels with a 50% win rate, whereas Mushika focuses on Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, achieving a 63.33% win rate. Mushika's results at a higher level indicate stronger recent form.
• In matches against higher-ranked opponents, Wan's opponents have an average rank of 352.56, while Mushika's face lower ranked 435.39. Does this affect their preparedness for challenges? Possibly.
• Deciding set prowess could be pivotal. Wan wins only 33% of such sets, while Mushika has a higher success rate of 50%, suggesting Mushika may have the upper hand if it goes the distance.
• Wan converts breakpoints at 43.37%, higher than Mushika's 37.64%, potentially offering Wan an edge in converting critical points.

Editorial Prediction (December 15, 2025, UTC):

Mio Mushika demonstrates a stronger recent performance, particularly with second serve points, winning 43.81% compared to I Wen Wan's 34.56%.

While I Wen Wan is slightly better at returning first serves and converting breakpoints, the overall match results and strength on harder courts significantly favor Mushika.

Given Mushika's higher win rate and ability to perform under pressure, alongside a better deciding set record, the data suggests Mio Mushika is more likely to win the upcoming match.