Ayumi Koshiishi vs Sakura Hosogi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing their second serve performance over the past six months, Koshiishi has secured 38.52% of points, while Hosogi has captured 35.61%. This metric is integral in predicting match outcomes. In terms of returning second serves, Koshiishi has a success rate of 51.07% against their opponents, with Hosogi close behind at 49.07%. For first serve returns, these stats are 35.48% for Koshiishi and 34.41% for Hosogi.

When considering pressure situations, Koshiishi has successfully saved 43.53% of breakpoints recently, slightly lower than Hosogi's 44.24%. This is useful for live match betting. In the previous year, Koshiishi has won 63.1% of their matches (W/L 53/31), superior to Hosogi who has achieved a win rate of 59.09% (W/L 39/27). The high correlation between statistics and player performance offers a clear picture of potential match outcomes.

Both players perform best on hard courts. Koshiishi has a win rate of 65% (W/L 201/106), and Hosogi has a close rate of 64% (W/L 190/107). Koshiishi’s weakest surface is I.hard with a win rate of 57%, while Hosogi finds clay less favorable, winning 50% of matches. Competency at Challenger and ITF tournaments plays a role; Koshiishi has won 60.56% (W/L 43/28) at this level, compared to Hosogi’s 49.02% (W/L 25/26).

In head-to-head encounters, Koshiishi has a slight lead with two victories against Hosogi's one in four matches. With ten sets played, both have won five each. Their most recent match saw Koshiishi winning in W 75 Perth with a score of 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. The matches typically last an average of 1:53:30.

For deciding sets, Koshiishi has emerged victoriously in 67% of instances over the past year, whereas Hosogi's rate stands at 50%. In their match history, deciding sets have occurred three times, with Koshiishi winning twice. Tiebreak scenarios have not yet been recorded between these competitors.

Opponent caliber over the past year shows Koshiishi competing against players with an average rank of 394.37, higher than Hosogi's 463.42, indicating tougher competition faced by Koshiishi. The breakpoint conversion in current form shows Koshiishi at 41.89% success, outpacing Hosogi's 36.71%.

Given the combination of recent performance stats, head-to-head history, and competency under pressure, Koshiishi appears to have a slight advantage, making them the favored player to win the upcoming match based on these statistics.