Andre Ilagan vs Masamichi Imamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance, Ilagan has shown a moderate success rate on the second serve, winning 44.74% of points, while Imamura has slightly edged ahead, securing 48.22% of these points. This statistic is often closely linked to predicting the winner of matches. In terms of returning, Ilagan has managed to win 46.17% of points on the opponent's second serve, displaying a slight advantage over Imamura's 44.59%. When examining first serve returns, the figures are quite close, with Imamura leading at 28.72% compared to Ilagan’s 28.11%.

Given the pressure of saving breakpoints, Imamura outperforms with a save rate of 54.13%, compared to Ilagan’s 51.26%. Such metrics offer valuable insights into potential in-game betting predictions. In a broader performance overview, Ilagan has maintained a 61.54% win rate over the past year, slightly surpassing Imamura’s 61.33%. A more specific look at their preferred surfaces shows that Ilagan excels on hard courts with a 65% win rate, whereas Imamura demonstrates a preference for indoor hard courts, boasting a 67% win percentage.

Looking at the competitive level, both players have participated extensively in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Ilagan achieving a 70.73% success rate and Imamura being close behind at 68%. Their head-to-head matchup history shows Ilagan having the upper hand, having won the only encounter 2-6, 7-6(3), 6-0 at the Brisbane 2 Challenger on a hard court. The matches between Ilagan and Imamura typically average a duration of 2:18:52, shedding light on their resilience and the potential for lengthy contests.

Under extreme pressure situations, Ilagan has performed better, winning their only tiebreak encounter. However, when broadening the perspective to deciding sets versus all opponents, Imamura slightly leads with a 60% win rate, compared to Ilagan's 57%. The quality of opponents also plays a part in their performance, with Ilagan facing players with an average ranking of 464.29, and Imamura challenging higher-ranked opponents at an average of 383.11.

Break point conversion rates in recent form further hint at potential match outcomes; Ilagan leads slightly with a 36.42% conversion rate over Imamura's 33.76%. Given the statistical data, especially Ilagan's historical and surface performance advantage, he appears to be positioned for a favorable outcome in their upcoming encounter.