Taro Daniel vs Chak Lam Coleman Wong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Wong has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 47.15% of points compared to Daniel's 46.09%.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Daniel shows a marginal advantage with a 45.02% win rate, slightly higher than Wong’s 44.29%.
• Wong edges out Daniel in first serve return success, achieving 22.5% as opposed to Daniel's 22.36%.
• Daniel excels under pressure, saving 58.33% of breakpoints compared to Wong’s 53.17%.
• Over the last year, Wong has a better overall match win percentage, defeating opponents 51.47% of the time, while Daniel only achieves 42.59% wins.
• Wong shows the strongest performance on Hard courts winning 60% of the time, whereas Daniel's forte is Clay with a 59% win rate.
• On grass, Daniel struggles more than Wong, with only a 33% win rate compared to Wong's worse surface I.hard at 43%.
• Daniel plays more effectively in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, boasting a 61.54% win rate versus Wong’s 53.66%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Wong and Daniel are tied at one win each, though Daniel leads in sets won, 3 to Wong’s 2.
• The last meeting between the two was won by Daniel in straight sets, which may influence current predictions.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Wong is at an advantage, winning 48% compared to Daniel’s 29% in recent such scenarios.
• When tiebreakers occur, Wong has the upper hand, having won the only tiebreak played between them.
• Wong has generally faced tougher opponents, with an average opponent rank of 201.22 compared to Daniel's 232.41.
• Wong is more effective in converting breakpoints recently, showcasing a 37.31% conversion rate over Daniel's 32.61%.

Editorial Prediction (September 18, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performance statistics, Wong appears to have a slight edge over Daniel in several key areas. His ability to win on hard surfaces, alongside superior performance in intense situations like deciding sets and tiebreaks, strengthens his position as the likely victor.

Despite Daniel's proficiency in saving breakpoints and recent win in their previous encounter, the various advantages Wong holds, including better performance against higher-ranked opponents, suggest he possesses the greater potential to clinch this match.

Ultimately, taking into account both second serve strengths and reliability under match pressure, Wong is the predicted favorite to emerge victorious in this head-to-head confrontation.