Ryuki Matsuda vs Jesse Delaney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows that Jesse Delaney has a slight edge, winning 45.96% of points compared to Ryuki Matsuda's 45.52%. Does this slight advantage make Delaney a favorite? It suggests Delaney has a marginally stronger second serve.
• In return games, Ryuki Matsuda outperforms Delaney slightly, winning 44.59% on opponent's second serves and 30.12% on first serves, while Delaney achieves 43.78% and 24.02% respectively. Does this give Matsuda an edge in returning serves? It suggests Matsuda is more effective in return games.
• Under pressure, Matsuda saves 53.65% of breakpoints compared to Delaney's 50.00%, indicating Matsuda's slightly better performance in crucial moments.
• Over the past year, Matsuda has a higher overall match win rate with 46.77% compared to Delaney’s 36.36%. Can this overall better win record imply greater consistency on court? Yes, it suggests Matsuda is more consistent.
• On their best surfaces, both players excel: Matsuda on Hard courts (57%), and Delaney on Clay (57%). However, Delaney struggles on Grass (43%), indicating a potential surface-related disparity.
• Playing levels show Matsuda has a higher success rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments at 60.61% compared to Delaney’s 39.58%, suggesting more effective competition at this level by Matsuda.
• Ryuki Matsuda faces slightly tougher competition with opponents averaging a rank of 444.97, compared to Delaney's 459.45, suggesting Matsuda is potentially more battle-ready.
• In deciding set performances, Matsuda wins 48% compared to Delaney’s 29%, indicating a stronger mental edge in tight situations.

Editorial Prediction (November 22, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the comparative strengths and weaknesses of Ryuki Matsuda and Jesse Delaney reveals a nuanced picture. Matsuda shows a slight edge in returning serves and handling pressure, both crucial in tight matches.

While Delaney holds a small advantage in second serve points, Matsuda’s overall match performance suggests better consistency and resilience, particularly seen in deciding set outcomes.

Given these performance metrics, Matsuda appears to be better primed for this matchup. Therefore, considering recent trends and head-to-head statistics, Ryuki Matsuda is favored to win this upcoming tennis match against Jesse Delaney.