Charles Broom vs Daisuke Sumizawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Sumizawa has a slight upper hand on second serve points, winning 46.94% compared to Broom's 42.92%. This stat often correlates strongly with match outcomes.
• When receiving second serves, Broom edges out slightly with a 44.83% win rate against Sumizawa's 44.32%.
• In returning first serves, Broom again leads with 28.38% over Sumizawa at 26.06%. Could this make a difference?
• Under pressure, Broom saves more breakpoints at 54.48%, while Sumizawa saves 45.45%. Is this critical for tight matches?
• Overall match performance over the past year favors Sumizawa with a 62.3% win rate, compared to Broom's 57.14%.
• Surface preferences vary, with Sumizawa excelling on indoor hard courts (63%), while Broom performs best on clay (67%).
• Sumizawa has faced higher-ranked opponents on average compared to Broom, with ranks of 329.98 and 351.02, respectively.
• In deciding sets, Sumizawa wins 50% of the time, outperforming Broom's 39% success rate.
• Breakpoint conversion is higher for Sumizawa at 36.79%, compared to Broom's 31.93%—a potential advantage in crucial moments.
• Recent match levels show Broom competing at a higher winning percentage (72.22%) in lower-tier events, compared to Sumizawa's 62.3% in similar settings.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

Sumizawa appears to have an edge with higher efficiency in second serve performance and breakpoint conversion. These could be pivotal in determining the match outcome. Sumizawa's slightly better track record against higher-ranked players also adds weight to their side.

Broom, while superior in returning serves and saving breakpoints under pressure, may find it challenging against Sumizawa's impressive deciding set record. This could tip the balance in closely contested rallies.

Given the recent statistics and performance factors, Sumizawa is likely to clinch the win in this upcoming tennis encounter.