Eri Shimizu vs Saki Imamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining their second serve performance over the past six months, Shimizu has won 44.47% of points, a mark superior to Imamura's 32.45%. Such statistics are commonly linked to predictions regarding match outcomes. Similarly, analyzing their return games, Shimizu has outperformed Imamura by winning 49.07% of the opponents' second serve points as opposed to Imamura's 48.1%. Against their opponents' first serves, Shimizu also boasts a better rate at 35.88% compared to Imamura's 28.7%, adding weight to their favor in head-to-head predictions.

When under pressure, the stats reveal that Shimizu has saved 46.86% of breakpoints recently, while Imamura displays a slightly higher efficiency at 47.31%. This aspect could be crucial for predictions focused on in-game situations. Shifting to recent performances, over the past year, Shimizu emerged victorious in 55.93% of their matches (W/L 33/26), whereas Imamura achieved a 50% win rate (W/L 25/25). This overall performance creates an influential overview when predicting winners head-to-head.

Surface performance is an additional facet worth discussing. Shimizu excels on indoor hard courts, achieving a win percentage of 73% (W/L 11/4), contrasting with their lower win percentage on grass at 50% (W/L 2/2). Conversely, Imamura's strongest performances appear on grass with a 60% win record (W/L 3/2), while struggling on indoor hard with 38% victories (W/L 3/5). These surface-specific statistics elaborate on each player's strengths, assisting in match predictions.

The players' exposure to different competition levels also provides context for evaluation. In the last year, Shimizu has played predominantly at Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, attaining a win rate of 55.56% (W/L 30/24). Imamura's corresponding figure stands at 46.67% (W/L 21/24). While these stats show relative performance differences, they're notably related to the competition levels.

Considering their head-to-head record, Shimizu has won all three previous encounters against Imamura, securing six sets to Imamura's two. Their last match was at the W 100 Gifu on April 30, 2024, where Shimizu triumphed with a decisive 6-2, 6-2 victory. The potential for a deciding set in this match leans towards Shimizu, as they've historically won both previous deciding sets against Imamura. This is compounded by Shimizu's overall 45% deciding set win rate over the past year compared to Imamura's 44%.

Delving into pressure conditions, Shimizu and Imamura have shared two tiebreaks, each winning one. This aspect can sway predictions slightly though Shimizu’s superior stats give them an edge. Evaluating opponent quality, Shimizu has faced players averaging a rank of 395.47, closely matched to Imamura’s 389.92 average rank. For match scenarios granting breakpoint opportunities, Shimizu’s conversion rate of 38.82% surpasses Imamura’s 32%.

Given the comprehensive analysis of these statistics, it is observable that Shimizu holds a distinct advantage over Imamura. From second serve successes to past head-to-head encounters, Shimizu exhibits consistent superiority. Based on these metrics, Shimizu is predicted to secure yet another victory in their upcoming match against Imamura.