Chun Hsin Tseng vs Yosuke Watanuki Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Success: Chun Hsin Tseng secures 45.11% of points on their second serve recently, whereas Yosuke Watanuki achieves 48.32%. Does this give Yosuke an edge? Yes, slightly.
• Return Game Analysis: In recent games, Tseng wins 43.40% of opponent's second serve points against Watanuki's 44.83%. On first serve returns, Tseng leads with 25.80% over Watanuki's 24.21%. Who has the better return? It appears Tseng has a slight advantage in first serve returns.
• Performance Under Pressure: Tseng saves 62.32% of breakpoints compared to Watanuki's 56.80%. Tseng seems better under pressure.
• Overall Match Wins: In the last year, Tseng has a 49.25% win rate, while Watanuki wins 54.72% of matches. Advantage goes to Watanuki.
• Surface Proficiency: Tseng excels on clay with a 62% win rate; Watanuki performs best on indoor hard courts with the same 62% win rate. Surface preference could influence outcomes depending on the playing surface.
• Match Level Performance: Tseng fares better in Challengers/ITF tournaments, showing a 69.23% win rate, while Watanuki has 59.26%. Tseng appears slightly stronger at this level.
• Quality of Opponents: Tseng competes with opponents ranked at an average of 198.21; Watanuki faces those ranked at 226.15. Tseng may have faced stronger competition.
• Deciding Sets: If a match goes the distance, Watanuki edges with a 53% win rate in deciding sets over Tseng's 46%.
• Break Point Conversion: Tseng converts 31.40% of breakpoints, whereas Watanuki converts 31.58%, showing comparable skills in capitalizing on these opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

When evaluating the statistics for Chun Hsin Tseng and Yosuke Watanuki, several key factors stand out in determining the likely winner of their upcoming match. Tseng boasts superior breakpoint saving abilities, performing better under pressure when handling critical match moments.

However, when it comes to recent match wins and performances during deciding sets, Watanuki demonstrates a slight edge, indicating his capability to clinch matches in tight situations. Considering their surface preferences and the potential playing surface, these factors might also play a crucial role.

Watching their return game and breakpoint conversion rates, both players display strengths, yet Tseng shows a slight advantage in his return game, particularly on the first serve.

Factoring all considerations, Yosuke Watanuki's recent performance metrics and ability to win in deciding sets suggest he is slightly more likely to win this upcoming match.