Amy Zhu vs Miyu Nakashima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Zhu and Nakashima have comparable second serve performances recently, with Zhu winning 40.39% and Nakashima closely behind at 39.59%.
• In return games, Zhu slightly edges Nakashima, capturing 49.86% of opponents' second serve points compared to Nakashima's 49.32%. Does this provide Zhu a clear advantage? Yes, albeit a marginal one.
• When facing the first serve, Nakashima outperforms Zhu by winning 34.64% of points against Zhu's 31.38%, which might tilt the balance in his favor in first serve scenarios.
• An analysis of performances under pressure shows Zhu saving 50.17% of breakpoints, significantly more resilient than Nakashima's 36.94%.
• Over the past year, Zhu has a lower match win rate of 52.24% compared to Nakashima's stronger 58.82% record.
• Nakashima demonstrates skill on hard courts with a 55% win rate, whereas Zhu favors indoor hard courts, also winning 55% of matches.
• Their career level shows Nakashima's higher win rate at Futures/Satellites/ITF events matching a 62.22% success, compared to Zhu's 50%.
• Direct head-to-head meetings favor Nakashima, who won their sole encounter in straight sets at a hard court event.
• Zhu has faced players with a significantly lower average ranking than Nakashima's competitors in the last year, indicating Nakashima is more accustomed to facing higher-caliber opponents.
• In matches reaching a deciding set, Zhu holds a slight advantage, having won 59% compared to Nakashima's 55% success rate over the past 12 months.
• Break point conversion rates are higher for Nakashima, who takes advantage of 41.77% of opportunities, versus Zhu's 38.76%.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics indicate a narrow but discernible edge for Nakashima. His ability to convert breakpoints and perform better against higher-ranked opponents suggests a strong competitive edge.

While Zhu shows resilience under pressure with a higher breakpoint save percentage, Nakashima's overall win record and ability on hard courts further solidify his position as a likely victor.

Considering their past direct encounter and Nakashima's consistent performance, he is favored to win the upcoming match.