Alexander Rozin vs Yusuke Takahashi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Rozin has a slight edge in recent second serve performance, winning 44.58% of those points compared to Takahashi's 44.25%. How significant is this? It can be crucial in tight matches.
• In recent return games, Takahashi holds a slight advantage on opponents' second serves, with a success rate of 44.61% against Rozin's 42.69%. Who's better at handling first serves? Rozin does better, converting 31.61% of first serve returns, whereas Takahashi converts 28.03%.
• When facing pressure, Rozin excels by saving 55.66% of breakpoints, while Takahashi saves 51.41%, indicating Rozin might handle clutch moments more effectively.
• Over the past year, Rozin has a higher match win rate of 77.78% compared to Takahashi's 60.87%, suggesting a more consistent performance overall.
• Surface preferences show Rozin thrives on Hard courts with a 75% win rate, contrasted with Takahashi's clay court preference, boasting a 63% win rate.
• Rozin competes mostly at the $10K ITF level with a 76.47% win rate, whereas Takahashi frequently plays competitive Challengers/ITF events > $10K, winning 55.81% of matches.
• Rozin has faced tougher opponents over the last year, with an average ranking of 243.17, compared to Takahashi's average opponent ranking of 410.41.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Rozin shows stronger performance, winning 80% of these sets, while Takahashi only wins 50% of them.
• In break point conversion, Takahashi demonstrates a better recent form, converting 35.71% of opportunities versus Rozin's 25.81%, which could be decisive in high-pressure games.

Editorial Prediction (July 14, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Rozin and Takahashi promises to be fiercely competitive, with both players showcasing distinct strengths that could be pivotal.

Rozin's superior recent second serve performance and ability to handle high-pressure situations, such as saving breakpoints, highlight their composure under stress. Additionally, her success in deciding sets underscores resilience, which might be crucial if the match extends.

Conversely, Takahashi's stronger conversion rate of break points and superior performance in Challengers/ITF events indicates an ability to capitalize on critical opportunities and compete at a higher level of competition.

Taking into consideration Rozin’s higher match win rate, success on hard courts, and ability to perform against better-ranked opponents, Rozin is likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.