Thiago Agustin Tirante vs Harold Mayot Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mayot shows a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 47.23% of such points, marginally surpassing Tirante's 46.48%. Could this be a decisive factor?
• Analyzing return game statistics, Mayot has been more successful in winning opponents' second serve points, securing 48.05% compared to Tirante's 42.6%.
• In contrast, Tirante has a slight advantage in first-serve return points, with 25.81% over Mayot's 25.52%.
• When under pressure, Mayot again edges out Tirante, saving 55.36% of breakpoints compared to Tirante's 53.91%.
• Over the past year, Tirante has a superior match-winning percentage at 59.21%, while Mayot holds a 50% win rate.
• Surface preference may influence the outcome: Mayot favors clay with a 55% win rate, while Tirante is strongest on hard courts with 63%.
• Recent playing levels reveal Tirante's dominance in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 65.96%, surpassing Mayot's 56.52%.
• Their head-to-head history favors Mayot, who has won their only encounter on clay in straight sets.
• In matches against tougher opponents, Tirante has faced a slightly higher average opponent rank of 205.72 to Mayot's 215.7, indicating he competes more frequently against stronger players.
• Both players have moderate performances in deciding sets over the past year, with Mayot winning 53% and Tirante 46%.
• Key to in-game predictions is breakpoint conversion, where Mayot sits slightly higher at 29.74% compared to Tirante's 28.22%.

Editorial Prediction (July 18, 2025, UTC):

As Mayot and Tirante prepare for their upcoming match, several statistics offer insights into potential outcomes. Mayot's marginally superior performance on second serves and in critical return game scenarios could provide a slight advantage.

Despite Tirante's better overall match-winning percentage over the past year and superior performance on hard courts, Mayot's history of success on clay and head-to-head advantage may tilt the balance in his favor.

Considering current form and statistical trends, Mayot's capabilities in converting breakpoints and playing under pressure make him a slight favorite in this matchup. While Tirante's exposure to higher-ranked opponents should not be underestimated, Mayot is predicted to clinch the win based on recent and historical data.