Ayano Shimizu vs Karen Tsutsumi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, analyzing Shimizu's and Tsutsumi's performance on their second serves reveals that Tsutsumi holds a slight edge, winning 43.9% of second serve points compared to Shimizu's 41.43%. This statistic is closely linked with the accuracy of match predictions and often influences the outcome of games.

Delving into return statistics, Tsutsumi has demonstrated stronger performance, securing 57.78% of points from opponents' second serves, whereas Shimizu has 50.88%. Their first serve return percentages, 35.64% for Tsutsumi and 35.96% for Shimizu, show a minor difference but are still crucial in determining the favored competitor in this head-to-head matchup.

In analyzing performance under pressure, both players showcase slight differences in saving breakpoints. Shimizu has saved 40.58% of breakpoints recently, while Tsutsumi has a marginally better record at 41.18%. This can be valuable for in-game betting decisions.

Examining their overall performance over the past year, Shimizu has a higher match win percentage at 55.93% (W/L 33/26), in contrast to Tsutsumi who has a 50% win rate (W/L 5/5). These figures provide a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head competition.

When evaluating their playing surfaces, Shimizu excels on Clay with a 63% win rate (W/L 31/18), whereas Tsutsumi's strongest surface is Hard courts, boasting a 53% win percentage (W/L 9/8). This surface preference might influence the match outcome.

On the professional stage, Shimizu predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 56.86% of these matches (W/L 29/22). Conversely, Tsutsumi often participates in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, maintaining a 50% win record (W/L 3/3). The event level plays a significant role in their performance comparisons.

Considering the average rank of opponents faced in the past year, Shimizu has played against players ranked around 404.19 on average, while Tsutsumi's opponents have an average rank of 166.8, indicative of a potentially tougher competition for Tsutsumi.

For those interested in live betting, Tsutsumi's breakpoint conversion rate in recent form is an impressive 66.67%, compared to Shimizu's 45.04%. This difference is telling during in-game scenarios when breakpoint opportunities arise.

In deciding set situations, Shimizu seems more resilient, winning 47% of deciding sets in the past year, whereas Tsutsumi has a lower success rate of 33%. This could be a critical factor if the match stretches to a deciding set.

Taking into account all these statistical analyses, including their current event stats, Tsutsumi appears to have the upper hand with stronger return game and breakpoint conversion rates, suggesting he might be better equipped to secure a victory in the upcoming match.