Arlinda Rushiti vs Hiromi Abe Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The recent form of Rushiti and Abe provides informative insights into their second serve performance. In the past six months, Rushiti has secured 39.16% of points on their second serve, narrowly edging Abe, who has achieved 36.79%. This particular service statistic is highly correlated with the accuracy of match predictions. Furthermore, Rushiti demonstrates a stronger ability in breaking opponents, having won 53.87% of second serve points from rivals, compared to Abe's 46.84%. Their prowess on first serve returns, however, favors Abe slightly, with percentages of 36.41% over Rushiti's 33.86%.

The capacity to manage pressure situations is similarly vital within tennis, contributing significantly to in-game betting forecasts. Rushiti has shown the ability to save 45.36% of breakpoints faced recently, while Abe is slightly behind at 44.22%. In assessing match outcomes, surface performance also plays a crucial role. Rushiti excels on indoor hard courts, securing a 59% win rate in their career, whereas Abe's forte lies on hard surfaces with a 70% success rate. Conversely, Rushiti exhibits a poorer clay court performance at 38%, and Abe's record on indoor hard courts is 54%.

Reviewing their recent performances, Rushiti has secured victories in 67.07% of their last year's matches, translating to a win-loss record of 55/27. Meanwhile, Abe has a marginally superior performance with a 70% win rate and a 56/24 record. The level of competition they've faced also differs, with Rushiti competing against opponents averaging a rank of 409.63, and Abe’s adversaries averaging 436.48. Abe edges Rushiti in tournament level exposure, predominantly competing in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 75% victory rate in matchups, compared to Rushiti's 67.35% in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K.

Deciding set efficacy is an additional predictive element, with Abe proving more adept, winning 68% of deciding sets in the last year against Rushiti's 52%. Notably, considering break point conversion in matches offers integral insights for live betting; Rushiti converts 42.05% of opportunities, slightly outperforming Abe's 41.56%. While Abe's experiences provide a marginal advantage in tougher tournament conditions, Rushiti’s recent form and specific skill set indicate a close competition.

Ultimately, the combined analysis of these stats presents a marginal inclination towards Abe as the likely winner of the upcoming match. Their higher overall match win rate, superior head-to-head challenge performance, and proficiency in managing deciding sets contribute to an edge over Rushiti in this anticipated match-up.