Ye Cong Mo vs Weiwen Pan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mo has slightly better performance on their second serve recently, winning 43.87% of points compared to Pan's 39.92%. Could this serve as a determining factor?
• In return games, Pan has a slight edge, capturing 47.34% of second serve points from opponents, as opposed to Mo's 45.42%.
• When facing first serves, Pan again leads, returning 30.43% of points while Mo only manages 26.47%.
• Mo displays stronger breakpoint resilience, saving 50.3% compared to Pan's 45.45%, which may be crucial under pressure.
• Over the past year, Mo has a superior win record with a 53.19% success rate compared to Pan’s 38.46%.
• Both players perform best on hard surfaces, yet Mo has a more impressive win rate of 63%, whereas Pan trails with a 41% win rate.
• Considering event levels, both have mainly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, with Mo winning 53.13% and Pan 40% of their matches.
• In direct encounters, Mo leads head-to-head, having defeated Pan in their single match 6-3, 6-1.
• Mo generally competes against opponents with a lower rank average, 464.19, compared to Pan's 285.65.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Mo shows robustness with a 60% win rate over the past year versus Pan’s 29%.
• Mo struggles with breakpoint conversion, managing 31.48% of opportunities, which starkly contrasts with Pan’s more effective 46.51%.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

As Mo and Pan prepare to face off again, a close analysis of their recent performances suggests a nuanced contest.

Mo's slightly stronger second serve and superior breakpoint saving ability may give them an upper hand in maintaining serve during pivotal moments.

Though Pan appears adept in return games, outperforming Mo particularly on first-serve returns, this can be crucial should Mo struggle to maintain serve consistency.

With a better overall match record and head-to-head win, alongside stronger adaptability in deciding sets, Mo has a clear psychological and experiential edge.

Despite Pan's better breakpoint conversion, which could pose challenges for Mo, it seems unlikely to decisively tip the scales unless he significantly challenges Mo’s service games.

Based on the detailed assessment of strengths, weaknesses, and head-to-head history, Mo emerges as the likely victor in this encounter.