Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong vs Maximus Jones Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong wins 40.35% of points on their second serve over the past six months, compared to Maximus Jones who wins 43.73%. This suggests a slight edge for Jones in second serve performance.
• When it comes to returning games, Leong dominates with a 50.47% success rate on opponent's second serve returns, outperforming Jones's 44.92%. Leong also slightly leads in first serve returns with 25.35% to Jones's 24.73%.
• Facing breakpoints, Leong has saved 53.25%, slightly superior to Jones's 51.49%. This could indicate Leong may handle pressure situations marginally better.
• In terms of matches won over the last year, Jones edges out with a 54.55% success rate compared to Leong's 49.21%.
• Looking at surface preferences, they both enjoy a 58% win rate on their preferred surfaces; Leong on Indoor Hard and Jones on Hard courts. However, both players show less success on clay, with Leong at 33% and Jones at 43%.
• Leong mainly plays in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a respectable 54.55% win rate, whereas Jones competes at a slightly higher level, boasting a 58.18% win rate in Challengers/ITF tournaments.
• Reflecting on opponent quality, Jones has faced tougher competitors with an average rank of 387.09, while Leong's opponents were ranked 471.06 on average.
• In deciding sets, Jones has a 61% win rate, demonstrating a better ability to perform in critical match situations compared to Leong's 52%.
• Converting breakpoints, Leong shows higher efficiency at 37.31%, surpassing Jones’s 32.06%.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

Considering their recent second serve performance, Maximus Jones slightly outperforms Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong, giving him a minor edge in this aspect of their game.

While Leong is stronger in return games, especially on the second serve, his overall match-winning percentage is slightly lower than Jones. This could impact the match's final outcome.

Jones also boasts experience at a higher competition level and has faced more highly-ranked opponents, suggesting he might be better prepared for intense match conditions.

Although Leong demonstrates better breakpoint conversion, Jones's ability to win deciding sets more frequently indicates potential resilience and mental toughness in crucial moments.

Based on these findings, Maximus Jones is slightly favored to win their upcoming encounter, given his consistent performance metrics and experience against higher-ranked players.