Aoi Miyoshi vs Riku Takahata Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the past six months, Aoi Miyoshi has struggled significantly on their second serve, winning 0% of points, while Riku Takahata has achieved a 41.05% success rate.
• Return Game: When returning, Riku Takahata exhibits stronger performance, seizing 44.83% of opponents' second serve points and 27.00% on first serve returns, compared to Aoi Miyoshi's 0% in both categories.
• Under Pressure: How do both players handle breakpoints? Aoi Miyoshi has been unable to save any, contrasting sharply with Riku Takahata's 51.47% breakpoint saving rate.
• Overall Match Performance: Over the past year, Aoi Miyoshi boasts a perfect match win rate (2/0), though from only a couple of matches, whereas Riku Takahata has a 56.41% win record (22/17) across a larger sample size.
• Preferred Surface: Both players have a strong record on hard courts. Aoi has a 100% win rate (2/0), though with limited exposure, and Riku has seen success on indoor hard surfaces (4/2).
• Player Level: Who has faced tougher competition? In the ITF $10K level, Aoi Miyoshi holds a perfect record (2/0), but again, from few matches. Riku Takahata has a greater exposure (22/16) with a 57.89% success rate.
• Opponent Quality: Over the last year, Riku Takahata has competed against opponents with an average ranking of 323.9, whereas Aoi Miyoshi's opponents lacked official ranking data.
• Deciding Sets: In pressure-filled moments, Riku Takahata shines with a 67% success rate in deciding sets, while Aoi Miyoshi has yet to win in this scenario.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

Aoi Miyoshi has an impeccable, albeit limited, win record, but recent play reveals significant inefficiencies in key areas such as second serve performance, breakpoint saving, and competitive edge against stronger opponents. These factors contribute to an uncertain forecast for their success.

Riku Takahata, with a balanced performance across several areas, exhibits a more consistent and resilient game. Their ability to save breakpoints, win return games, and handle pressure in deciding sets provides a discernible competitive advantage.

Considering the overall analysis, Riku Takahata appears to be the likely favorite to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.