Ayano Shimizu vs Remika Ohashi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, analyzing second serve performance, Shimizu has secured 41.72% of points, slightly trailing behind Ohashi's 42.98%. This statistic is pivotal for forecasting the outcome of tennis matches, suggesting Ohashi might have a marginal edge in this area.

When assessing return game efficiency, Shimizu demonstrates a robust performance by winning 52.18% of their opponent's second serve points, surpassing Ohashi, who captures 50.87% in similar scenarios. Furthermore, first serve return stats exhibit Shimizu with 33.69%, stepping behind Ohashi's impressive 38%. These figures resonate greatly with predicting the favored player in head-to-head competitions.

Under pressure, Ohashi displays more resilience, saving 50.57% of breakpoints compared to Shimizu's 40.41%. This metric proves instrumental for betting forecasts, showcasing the capacity to handle high-stakes situations effectively.

From an annual performance perspective, Shimizu's win rate is 58.33% (W/L 35/25), while Ohashi's is slightly lower at 52.94% (W/L 18/16). This provides a broad overview of head-to-head predictions beyond surface-specific skills.

Surface preferences illuminate further contrasts; Shimizu excels on clay with a 63% win rate, compared to a 53% on hard courts. Conversely, Ohashi shows superior performance on hard courts, boasting a 59% win rate, in contrast to their 33% on indoor hard courts.

When comparing event levels, Shimizu predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, holding a 58.49% success rate (W/L 31/22). Ohashi, participating in more Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, achieves a more substantial 68.18% win rate (W/L 15/7). Tournament tier and player experience are essential factors in determining favorable outcomes.

Analyzing opponent caliber over the past year, Shimizu encounters players averaging a rank of 398.22, while Ohashi faces slightly tougher opposition with an average rank of 367.85. Match scenarios extending into deciding sets reveal Ohashi claiming victory in 54% of these instances, surpassing Shimizu's 47%, a critical detail for live betting predictions.

In terms of breakpoint conversion, Shimizu prevails with effective 44.54% success, overshadowing Ohashi's 40% conversion rate, signifying crucial moments in gameplay where Shimizu might capitalize more efficiently.

Collectively, these statistics suggest a closely contested match. However, taking into account surface preference and breakpoint conversion success, coupled with return game strength, the stats slightly favor Shimizu to emerge as the victor in this impending clash.