Rio Maeda vs Yura Nakagawa Important H2H Prediction Stats:

Head-to-head: Maeda 0 - 0 Nakagawa

• Second serve performance recent form: In recent form (last 6 months), Maeda has won 40.35% of points on his second serve, while Nakagawa has won 26.83%. There is a high correlation between this stat and match prediction accuracy.
• Return game stats recent form: Return stats show Maeda, in recent form, has won 61.02% of his opponent's second serve points, while Nakagawa has won 69.44%. The same stats for first serve returns are 46% and 47.22% respectively and this has a high correlation to pick who is favored in this H2H matchup.
• Under pressure analysis: Maeda has saved 37.5% of breakpoints in recent form, whereas Nakagawa has saved 55% which is a useful statistic for in-game betting predictions.
• Performance overview: Over the last year Maeda has won 25% of matches played (W/L 1/ 3), with Nakagawa winning 50% (W/L 1/ 1) that gives us an overall head-to head prediction overview.
• Best surface: Maeda has their best career surface win % on Hard, winning 25% (W/L 1/ 3), and worse career win % on Hard, winning 25% (W/L 1/ 3). Nakagawa has their best career surface win % on Hard, winning 50% (W/L 1/ 1), and worse career win % on Hard, winning 50% (W/L 1/ 1).
• Player level: In the last year, Maeda has played most of their matches on the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 33.33% of matches (W/L 1/ 2), where as Nakagawa has played most of their matches on the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 50% of matches (W/L 1/ 1). When comparing stats between players to predict the favorite, it is of course all relative to the event level they have been playing at.
• Opponent quality stats: Over the last 12 months, Maeda has played against opponents with an average rank of 262.25 while Nakagawa has played against players with an average rank of 320.
• Deciding set performance vs all players: If you are interested in live predictions and betting, if this match goes into a deciding set, Maeda has won 100% of deciding sets over the last 12 months, while Nakagawa has won 0% in all matches played on tour.
• Break point conversion: In recent form, Maeda has converted 70.59% of breakpoint opportunities, and Nakagawa has converted 62.5% of their chances to break their opponents serve. A telling stat for in-game live betting tips when either player has a breakpoint opportunity.