Ayano Shimizu vs Arianne Hartono Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Hartono has demonstrated slightly better efficacy on their second serve compared to Shimizu, with a win percentage of 41.12% against 40.38%, respectively. When considering the ability to break an opponent's serve, Hartono has shown a conversion rate of 44.93% for breakpoints, marginally outperforming Shimizu's 44.14%. These percentages often suggest who might have the upper hand during crucial moments.

On the return game front, Shimizu leads by claiming 50.67% of their opponent’s second serve points, surpassing Hartono's 48.54%. However, on the opponent's first serves, Shimizu again has a slight edge, with a win percentage of 34.33% against Hartono's 33.82%. These figures can be critical in assessing who may dominate the rallies and win more games from the return.

When under pressure, specifically in saving breakpoints, Hartono surpasses Shimizu by saving 47.44% compared to 40.6%. This data can provide insight into their resilience and mental strength during high-pressure situations.

In terms of general match performance over the past year, Shimizu has proven more successful, boasting a win rate of 60.94% in matches (39 wins and 25 losses), compared to Hartono who has won 49.18% of matches (30 wins and 31 losses). Furthermore, evaluating their preferred surfaces shows Hartono excels on Hard courts with a win rate of 60%, while Shimizu prefers Clay, winning 63% of their matches on that surface.

In terms of player level experience, both athletes have participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments; however, Shimizu has displayed better performance with a 58.49% win rate in such events, whereas Hartono holds a 50% win record. An important aspect to consider is the relative skill level of their opponents, where Hartono has faced players with an average ranking of 260.46, significantly higher than Shimizu’s opponents, who averaged a rank of 395.

If the encounter advances into a deciding set, Shimizu stands a better chance, having secured victory in 50% of such situations, compared to Hartono's 43%. Taking all these statistics under consideration, it appears that Shimizu might have a slight advantage going into this match, especially considering their overall match win percentage and ability to capitalize on return opportunities. Based on these statistical insights, Shimizu is favored to win this tense matchup.