Cori Gauff vs Moyuka Uchijima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Moyuka Uchijima has a slight edge, winning 41.69% of points compared to Cori Gauff's 38.28%.
• When comparing return game stats, Cori Gauff has the advantage, winning 51.68% of points on her opponent's second serve, while Uchijima wins 49.83%.
• First serve return rates are close, with Uchijima leading slightly at 33.17% against Gauff's 32.20%.
• Under pressure, Uchijima has been more effective, saving 50.79% of breakpoints compared to Gauff's 47.06%.
• In terms of overall performance over the last year, Gauff has been more successful, winning 75.38% of matches versus Uchijima's 43.10%.
• Both players excel on clay, winning 73% of matches, but Uchijima struggles more on grass with only 25% wins.
• Gauff plays primarily at the Masters series, achieving a 72.50% win rate, whereas Uchijima has a slightly lower 61.54% win rate at the same level.
• Gauff holds a head-to-head advantage, having won their only previous match against Uchijima.
• Gauff has faced higher-ranked opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 39.02 compared to Uchijima's 103.95.
• In deciding sets, Gauff is more successful, winning 81% of these matches compared to Uchijima's 57% win rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 7, 2025, UTC):

Cori Gauff and Moyuka Uchijima have distinct strengths and weaknesses, making their upcoming match intriguing for fans and analysts alike. Uchijima has been slightly better in recent second serve points won, which could prove crucial in tight moments.

However, Gauff demonstrates stronger return performance and has consistently triumphed over higher-ranked opponents. While Uchijima saves more breakpoints, Gauff’s superior overall match win rate and experience against tougher competition may give her the upper hand.

Given Gauff's past success against Uchijima, along with her impressive record in deciding sets, these factors combine to make her the most likely winner of the upcoming match.