Akiko Omae vs Moeka Miyata Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Akiko Omae has secured 38.9% of points on her second serves while Eri Miyata has managed to win 44.07%. This statistic is crucial for assessing who could have an edge in their upcoming match.

Looking at return game statistics, Omae has emerged victorious in 49.11% of her opponent's second serve points, compared to Miyata’s 46.03%. For first serve returns, Omae has a lower success rate of 30.57%, while Miyata stands at 37.41%. These return percentages are significant factors when predicting match outcomes, particularly for head-to-head matchups.

In situations of high pressure, Omae has saved 38.52% of break points, considerably lower than Miyata's 62.86%. This insight can be particularly useful for in-game betting predictions, especially when evaluating a player's resilience under pressure.

Over the last year, Omae's overall performance has shown a win rate of 67.39% (31 wins and 15 losses), in comparison to Miyata’s 50% win rate (9-9). This provides a comprehensive overview of their form heading into their encounter.

Regarding surface preferences, Omae's strongest career win percentage lies on grass with 58% (26 wins and 19 losses), whereas her weakest performance is on clay at 31% (11 wins and 24 losses). Conversely, Miyata excels on hard surfaces, achieving a win rate of 63% (25 wins and 15 losses), but struggles on indoor hard courts, having never secured a win (0-1).

At the player level, Omae has predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments worth more than $10K, winning 65.71% of her matches (23-12). On the other hand, Miyata has participated mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments valued at $10K and won 45.45% (5-6). Event levels are essential considerations when making comparisons between players to determine the favorite.

In their head-to-head record, Omae has faced Miyata on one occasion, claiming victory, with two sets to one. Their last meeting occurred at the W 35 Osaka on April 7, 2024, where Omae triumphed 6-3, 4-6, 10-5 on a hard court. In extreme pressure situations, they have not played any tiebreaks; hence, neither player has an advantage.

Throughout the past year, Omae played against opponents averaging a rank of 454.39, while Miyata faced competitors with an average rank of 389.11. Such statistics are pivotal in understanding the quality of competition they typically encounter.

Regarding deciding set performances over the last year, Omae has won 61% of these sets, whereas Miyata has prevailed in only 20%. This statistic is especially relevant if the match extends to a deciding set, providing valuable insights for live predictions and betting.

The statistics from past performances suggest that Omae holds a slight advantage over Miyata in several areas critical for determining the match's outcome. Based on these insights, Omae seems to have the edge and could be the likely victor in their forthcoming match. However, tennis remains an unpredictable sport where various dynamics can impact the result.