Chan-Yeong Oh vs Kousuke Ogura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oh's recent second serve performance is at a win rate of 43.02%, slightly lower than Ogura's 44.12%. How does this affect predictions? A slight edge to Ogura.
• Oh has won 40.43% of opponent's second serve points compared to Ogura's 45.47%, indicating Ogura's stronger return game.
• For first serve returns, Oh leads with 29.14% over Ogura's 27.74%, showing a minor defensive advantage for Oh.
• Under pressure, Oh saves 54.39% of breakpoints, higher than Ogura's 50.26%, suggesting better resilience from Oh.
• Overall match success in the past year favors Oh, with a 69.49% win rate, as compared to Ogura's 51.47%.
• Surface performance analysis shows Oh's best on clay at 69%, whereas Ogura excels on hard courts with 51%.
• Both have competed primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, but Oh has a higher win rate (69.49%) there.
• In their only direct encounter, Oh defeated Ogura convincingly, 6-2, 6-3, on hard surface.
• Oh has faced a higher average-ranked competition (263.44) compared to Ogura (367.57), indicating experience against tougher opponents.
• Oh has a better record in deciding sets, winning 57% of them, compared to Ogura's 42%.
• Currently, Oh converts 36.05% of break point opportunities, surpassing Ogura's 31.86% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

Both Oh and Ogura offer unique strengths, but recent statistics reveal a clearer picture of who might emerge victorious in this matchup.

Ogura's slightly better second serve metrics point to a small advantage, yet Oh's capacity to excel under pressure and save crucial breakpoints could be crucial.

Oh's record over the past year is significantly stronger, emphasizing a higher consistency in performance. Combined with their previous head-to-head victory, Oh seems to possess a psychological edge.

Adaptation to different surfaces does show varied strengths, yet Oh's ability to convert breakpoints more efficiently and consistently tackle higher-ranked competitors suggests superior adaptability in critical moments.

Considering these factors, Oh appears more likely to extend their winning record against Ogura in the upcoming tennis match.