Ryotaro Taguchi vs Maximus Jones Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve strength: Ryotaro Taguchi is winning 50.56% of second serve points compared to Maximus Jones' 44.12% over the past six months.
• Return performance: Maximus Jones excels on second serve returns with a 45.20% success rate, while Taguchi manages 42.45%.
• First serve returns: Taguchi slightly edges out with 26.44% compared to Jones' 25.30%.
• Under pressure: Breakpoint saves show Jones at 53.04%, marginally better than Taguchi's 49.52%.
• Overall performance: Jones has a superior win rate at 54.55% for the year, as opposed to Taguchi's 45.16%.
• Surface preference: Both players favor Hard courts with a 53% win rate each, but Taguchi struggles significantly on Indoor Hard compared to Jones on Clay.
• Event level experience: Jones predominantly competes at higher-level tournaments, winning 57.89%, whereas Taguchi competes at lower levels, winning 38.89%.
• Direct encounters: Taguchi has a clean 2-0 record against Jones in head-to-head matches.
• Deciding sets: Taguchi has been flawless in deciding sets recently, winning all he's played.
• Opponent quality: Jones has faced tougher competition with opponents averaging rank 389.48, compared to Taguchi's 445.68.
• Breakpoint conversion: Recently, Taguchi has been slightly more effective, converting 32.81% of opportunities compared to Jones' 30.72%.

Editorial Prediction (November 17, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head record heavily favors Ryotaro Taguchi, who has been victorious in their past encounters, winning 2 matches without dropping a set. This psychological edge could be pivotal.

While Maximus Jones has shown strength in returning second serves and saving breakpoints, Taguchi's superior second serve performance and spotless record in deciding sets mark significant advantages.

Considering Taguchi's slight edge on current breakpoint conversion and his perfect record in pressure situations, he appears to have a favorable chance against Jones.

In light of these factors, Ryotaro Taguchi is likely to win the upcoming match.