Ena Koike vs Marianne Angel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Ena Koike and Marianne Angel's second serve performances compare? In the last six months, Koike has outperformed Angel by winning 41.01% of her second serve points, compared to Angel's 25.00%.
• When analyzing return games, Angel has a slight edge on second serve returns, winning 51.72% of points compared to Koike’s 47.72%. However, Koike edges out on first serve returns with 30.34% versus Angel's 29.23%.
• Who handles pressure situations better? Koike saves 48.15% of breakpoints, while Angel only saves 33.33%, indicating Koike's stronger mental game under pressure.
• Performance over the last year indicates a stark contrast, with Koike winning 54.17% of her matches (26/22 record) while Angel has not won a match in her limited outings (0/2 record).
• Examining surface preferences, Koike excels on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, whereas Angel also peaks on clay with an equal 67%. However, Koike's clay performance is stronger overall with more games played.
• Recent match levels show that Koike has a moderate success rate in ITF tournaments, winning 56.41%, while Angel has yet to win a match at this level (0/1 record).
• Does opponent quality affect these players? Koike combats opponents with an average rank of 365.65, whereas Angel faces tougher opponents averaging rank 304.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Koike has a substantial advantage, having won 40% of such sets recently, while Angel has not secured any decidings sets.

Editorial Prediction (October 28, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the second serve statistics, Ena Koike demonstrates a significant advantage over Marianne Angel, showing a much higher winning percentage on her second serve. This advantage is likely to play a critical role in their upcoming match.

In return games, Marianne Angel has a slight edge in reclaiming second serve points, but Ena Koike surpasses her slightly on first serve returns, suggesting a more balanced return game.

Under pressure dynamics heavily favor Koike, who is noticeably better at saving breakpoints, which is crucial in tightly contested matches.

Overall match performance from the last year strongly favors Koike, who has consistently won matches at lower-tier tournaments, while Angel has yet to secure a victory, marking Koike as more experienced and resilient on court.

Considering all comparative metrics, including the ability to win deciding sets and mental toughness under pressure, Ena Koike emerges as the favorite to win the upcoming tennis showdown against Marianne Angel.