Ayumi Koshiishi vs Ena Koike Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Koike has secured 37.42% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Koshiishi, who has won 36.78%.
• Koike's return game stats show they win 46.9% of their opponent's second serve points, trailing Koshiishi who captures 52.61% of these points.
• Considering first serve returns, Koshiishi excels with a success rate of 35.19%, compared to Koike's 28.43%.
• Under pressure, Koike has saved 46.5% of breakpoints, marginally better than Koshiishi's 44.54%.
• Over the past year, Koike has won 46.51% of matches (W/L 20/23), whereas Koshiishi has a higher win rate at 62.65% (W/L 52/31).
• Koike shows a strong performance on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, while Koshiishi is most successful on hard courts with 65% wins.
• Koike's match experience is at the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K level, winning 51.52%, while Koshiishi has a higher win rate at 60% in the same tournament category.
• Koike has faced opponents with a slightly stronger average ranking of 369.65, compared to Koshiishi's 389.98.
• In deciding sets, which player appears more adept? Koike has won only 23% recently, while Koshiishi boasts a 67% success rate.
• Koike's breakpoint conversion rate stands at 38.83%, trailing behind Koshiishi who converts 47.29% of their opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 15, 2025, UTC):

Based on their recent performance, Koshiishi demonstrates stronger overall match-winning capabilities, with a higher percentage of win rates in recent tournament play. This trend is reinforced by their superior return stats and excellent performance in deciding sets.

Koike has displayed competence in second-serve performance and breakpoint saving, but their ability to deal with high-stakes points and converting break opportunities falls short compared to Koshiishi.

While Koike thrives on indoor hard courts, Koshiishi's adaptability to hard courts in general suggests a versatility that could play to their advantage in this matchup.

Given the comparative analysis, Koshiishi appears to have the upper hand and is the likely winner in this upcoming tennis match.