Yidi Yang vs Zhuoma Ni Ma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Yang has a second serve win rate of 40.29%, outperforming Ma's 35.59%, which is a critical factor for match predictions.
• Regarding return game stats, Yang excels in second serve returns at a rate of 50.55%, compared to Ma's 46.98%. However, Ma has a slight edge in first serve returns with 37.33%, over Yang’s 35.38%.
• Yang demonstrates a better ability to save breakpoints under pressure, with a rate of 47.2%, while Ma saves 42.62%.
• Yang has a stronger performance overview over the last year, winning 64% of matches, whereas Ma has won 56.76%.
• Considering the best surface, Yang wins 71% on indoor hard courts, while Ma prefers clay, winning 64%. Both struggle on hard surfaces, with Yang at 53% and Ma at 48%.
• When analyzing player levels, Yang has played mostly at Challengers/ITF tournaments with a 52.63% win rate, whereas Ma has been in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 61.9% win rate.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Yang leads with 1 win against Ma, who has yet to secure a victory. Their last encounter on clay saw Yang triumph.
• Matches between Yang and Ma average 2 hours 24 minutes in duration, with Yang winning their sole deciding set play.
• Yang has the upper hand in tiebreaks, having won their only face-off in this scenario.
• Yang’s opponents over the past year have had an average rank of 255.79, slightly more challenging than the 256.57 rank opponents Ma has faced.
• If the match goes to a deciding set against all players, Ma has a 50% success rate compared to Yang’s 43%.
• Ma shows superior breakpoint conversion in recent form, succeeding in 57.14% of opportunities, whereas Yang has achieved 39.3%.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

Recent statistics highlight Yang's precise advantage in the second serve performance and in saving breakpoints under pressure. Yang's edge in return games, especially against the second serve, further solidifies their strong tactical presence on the court.

Ma, while trailing slightly in the overall performance statistics, shows a substantial ability to convert breakpoints, which should not be underestimated. Their proficiency in first serve returns and in deciding sets speaks to resilience in crucial moments.

Given their past head-to-head encounters, with Yang securing a win on clay, and performance nuances in different tournament levels, Yang appears to be slightly favored. However, Ma's strengths in breakpoint conversion may tip the scales in intense match situations.

Considering all factors, Yang emerges as the likely winner in this forthcoming match, backed by a stronger overall performance and tactical edge in key areas.