Chan-Yeong Oh vs Takuya Kumasaka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the players' second serve performance over the last six months, Oh has secured 46% of points from their second serve, while Kumasaka trails slightly with a success rate of 44.07%. Such details often correlate highly with foretelling match outcomes. In terms of dealing with pressure, Oh demonstrates strength by saving 54.43% of breakpoints, a notable stat compared to Kumasaka's 49.46% success rate in this aspect, proving useful for predicting in-game dynamics.

In the realm of return game efficiency, recent data indicates that Kumasaka outperforms Oh by winning 45.15% of their opponent's second serve points versus Oh's 41.6%. Similarly, when focusing on first serve returns, Kumasaka again edges out with a 30.83% versus Oh's 29.19%. These figures can reflect which player is likely favored in head-to-head face-offs.

A yearly overview reveals Oh's favorable win-loss record of 70.21% (33 wins and 14 losses), outpacing Kumasaka's 57.41% (31 wins and 23 losses). Surface-specific performance shows Oh thriving most on clay courts with a win rate of 69%. In contrast, Kumasaka performs best on hard courts, achieving a 57% success rate. Each player's preferred surfaces offer an interesting layer to predicting match outcomes.

When examining player level over the past year, both participants have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, yet Oh maintains a slightly superior win rate of 70.21% compared to Kumasaka’s 61.9%. Additionally, Oh has faced more formidable opponents with an average rank of 246.21, while Kumasaka’s opponents have averaged a rank of 507.02, providing further context in assessing their abilities.

For those interested in live match forecasts, Oh has demonstrated resilience in deciding sets, winning 56% over the past year, compared to Kumasaka's 50%. Moreover, in breakpoint opportunities, Oh's conversion rate stands at 42.67%, ahead of Kumasaka's 35.43%, a crucial factor for live betting insights.

Weighing all statistics, Oh emerges as the likely victor in this upcoming match due to superior performance metrics across various domains, suggesting a higher probability of success over Kumasaka.