Alexander Vasilev vs Makoto Ochi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Makoto Ochi has a slightly lower second serve performance, securing 39.63% of points compared to Alexander Vasilev's 39.78%.
• How do they differ in return games? Ochi wins 33.74% of opponent's second serve points, while Vasilev excels at 52.23%, an edge in this matchup.
• Ochi's performance on first serve returns shows a 27.31% win rate, surpassing Vasilev's 24.00%.
• Under pressure, Vasilev saves breakpoints 55.56% of the time, bettering Ochi's 50.00% save rate.
• In overall performance last year, Vasilev boasts a 61.54% match win rate while Ochi records 48.39%.
• Both players share their highest win percentage on Clay at 63%.
• On I.hard courts, Ochi's win rate drops to 37%, whereas Vasilev's win rate on Hard is 33%.
• Regarding tournament levels, Vasilev performs better with a 62.50% win rate in ITF $10K events compared to Ochi's 50.00%.
• What about opponent quality? Ochi has faced higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 374.29, over Vasilev's 472.46.
• If it goes to a deciding set, Ochi prevails 38% of the time, while Vasilev has yet to win such a set.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the head-to-head stats for this match, Alexander Vasilev shows a slight overall performance edge, especially in match win rates and breakpoint save percentages.

Furthermore, his strong return game, particularly on second serves, may threaten Makoto Ochi, who struggles slightly in this area compared to Vasilev.

Although both players excel on clay, Ochi tends to perform better against higher-ranked opponents, a factor to consider.

If the match extends to a deciding set, Ochi has the advantage due to Vasilev's struggles in closing out matches in these scenarios.

Based on these stats and trends, Alexander Vasilev appears the more likely candidate to secure a victory in their upcoming match.