Amy Zhu vs Mana Kawamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Amy Zhu and Mana Kawamura compare in recent second serve performance? Amy Zhu has won 40.15% of points, slightly behind Mana Kawamura, who has secured 41.20%.
• Analyzing return game statistics, Amy Zhu has won 48.92% of her opponent's second serve points, while Mana Kawamura has a marginally higher success at 49.12%.
• When returning the first serve, Mana Kawamura has a clear edge, capturing 38.20% of points compared to Amy Zhu’s 32.19%.
• In clutch situations, Amy Zhu has demonstrated resilience by saving 51.20% of breakpoints, surpassing Mana Kawamura, who has a 47.28% save record.
• Looking at overall match performance over the last year, Amy Zhu has won 50.79% of her matches, which is higher than Mana Kawamura's 44.68% win rate.
• Each player's strongest surface favors this matchup: Amy Zhu excels on Indoor Hard courts with a 55% win rate, while Mana Kawamura performs best on Clay, also at 55%.
• In recent tournament play over the last year, Amy Zhu has a 56.25% success rate in Challengers/ITF events, outperforming Mana Kawamura's 45.45% in similar tournaments.
• Their head-to-head matches stand at one win each, with Amy Zhu having clinched the latest victory on an Indoor Hard surface.
• The head-to-head encounters average nearly three hours, indicating closely contested matches, with each having won a match after two deciding sets.
• Amy Zhu has faced lower-ranked opponents, averaging 413.51, while Mana Kawamura has played against an average rank of 315.43.
• Who has the upper hand in deciding sets overall? Amy Zhu has a higher win rate, securing 60% of deciding sets compared to Mana Kawamura’s 27% over the last 12 months.

Editorial Prediction (October 5, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Amy Zhu and Mana Kawamura promises to be a tightly contested encounter, as evidenced by their previous meetings. Both players show particular strengths in different areas, yet recent form and current match conditions will play a significant role in determining the winner.

Mana Kawamura has an edge in return game performance on first serves, which could be crucial. However, Amy Zhu's ability to handle pressure and her higher success in deciding sets might offer a significant advantage if the match confirms expectations as a marathon encounter.

On balance, Amy Zhu's overall stronger form over the past year and better record in deciding sets suggest she is more likely to secure victory in this matchup.