Ella Seidel vs Sayaka Ishii Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of recent second serve performance over the last six months, Seidel has managed to win 44.08% of points, slightly falling behind Ishii, who has won 45.18% of their second serve points. Analyzing the players' ability to convert breakpoints, Seidel has recently converted 40.12% of his opportunities, while Ishii has done slightly better, achieving a 42.74% conversion rate.

When examining return game statistics, Seidel's recent form shows a win percentage of 54.12% on opponents' second serves. In comparison, Ishii performs marginally better with a 57.85% return point win rate on second serves. As for first serve return points, Seidel has a slightly higher winning percentage of 37.96% compared to Ishii's 37.19%.

Seidel's ability to save breakpoints stands at 59.42%, edging out Ishii, who has a breakpoint save percentage of 56.78%. This could be a crucial factor for in-game predictions. Over the past year, Seidel has been victorious in 54.79% of his matches with a 40:33 win-loss record. In comparison, Ishii has displayed a stronger form, winning 63.49% of his matches, reflecting a win-loss tally of 40:23.

On indoor hard courts, both players have shown impressive performances. Seidel boasts a career win percentage of 70% on this surface, with a record of 33:14. Ishii's performance on the same surface is also noteworthy, with a 67% win rate from a smaller sample size of 6:3. Both players, however, have not recorded victories on grass, each carrying a win rate of 0%.

Focusing on the level of tournaments, within Challengers and ITF events with prize money greater than $10K over the last year, Seidel has a win rate of 59.52% with a record of 25:17. On the other hand, Ishii slightly edges him with a 62.5% match win rate, comprising a 30:18 record. Additionally, considering the quality of opponents over the past 12 months, Seidel held matches against players with an average rank of 233.07, whereas Ishii faced opponents with an average rank of 262.02.

In deciding sets, Ishii displays a significant advantage, winning 64% of such encounters over the past year, surpassing Seidel's 38%. Taking all these statistics into account, Ishii emerges as the likely winner in this upcoming match, given his superior performance across multiple crucial metrics.