Oliver Tarvet vs Jay Dylan Hara Friend Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oliver Tarvet has won 38.94% of his second serve points in the recent six months, while Jay Dylan Hara Friend's performance on his second serve points stands at 44.20%. Could this advantage in second serve efficiency favor Jay Dylan Hara Friend in the match?
• Considering return game stats, Tarvet has claimed 43.20% of opponents' second serve points, close to Hara Friend's 43.34%. On first serve returns, Friend leads slightly with 28.76% against Tarvet's 26.90%.
• In dealing with breakpoints, Jay Dylan Hara Friend demonstrates stronger resistance by saving 55.46% compared to Tarvet's 47.26%.
• Over the past year, Oliver Tarvet has a match win rate of 78.26%, slightly higher than Jay Dylan Hara Friend at 71.88%.
• Both players thrive on hard courts, boasting a 79% career win rate. Tarvet's weakness surfaces on indoor hard courts (67%), whereas Friend struggles more on clay (59%).
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, Tarvet has been dominant, winning 92.86% of his matches, while Friend has secured a 70% win rate.
• In their only direct match-up, Tarvet emerged victorious, winning both sets 6-2, 7-6(7) on hard court at M 15 San Diego on June 14, 2024.
• Tarvet faced slightly stronger competition over the past year, with opponents averaging a rank of 352.04 compared to Friend's 360.41.
• If the match requires a deciding set, Jay Dylan Hara Friend has a stronger record, winning 77% while Tarvet has managed 50%.

Editorial Prediction (October 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Oliver Tarvet and Jay Dylan Hara Friend promises to be closely contested based on their recent statistics and past encounter.

Jay Dylan Hara Friend shows a slight edge in second serve and breakpoint resilience, which could prove crucial in tough moments during the match. However, Oliver Tarvet's superior overall match win rate and past victory in their head-to-head could provide him with the psychological advantage.

Both players excel on hard courts, but Tarvet's dominance at the ITF $10K level indicates a higher level of performance consistency in tournament play versus similar opponents.

While Jay Dylan Hara Friend's ability to handle deciding sets may turn this in his favor if the match extends into one, Oliver Tarvet's overall stronger winning record and past head-to-head win suggest he is likely to be the victor in this match.