Filip Peliwo vs Yusuke Yoshikawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Yoshikawa has struggled with their second serve, winning just 27.54% of these points in the past six months, while Peliwo has fared significantly better with 41.75%. Could this difference be the deciding factor in their upcoming match? It might very well be.
• In terms of return games, both players have similar recent performances, with Yoshikawa winning 46.94% and Peliwo 47.96% of their opponents' second serve points.
• Peliwo holds a slight edge in first serve returns with a success rate of 29.24% compared to Yoshikawa's 28.36%.
• Yoshikawa demonstrates greater composure under pressure, saving 54.84% of breakpoints in recent form, while Peliwo manages 47.38%.
• Looking at the last year, Peliwo has been more consistent overall, winning 58.44% of his matches compared to Yoshikawa's 45% success rate.
• Yoshikawa shows exceptional performance on indoor hard courts with a 100% win rate, albeit from a small sample size, while Peliwo excels on hard courts, winning 58% of such matches.
• Player level is key, as Yoshikawa competes mostly in lower-tier events, winning 45% of these matches, while Peliwo competes at a similar level but wins 57.97%.
• The average opponent ranking for Yoshikawa has been 58.95, indicating a tougher competition compared to Peliwo's average opponent ranking of 445.16.
• In deciding sets, Yoshikawa has been more successful, winning 67% compared to Peliwo's 57%.
• Yoshikawa has been effective in converting break points, with a conversion rate of 55.56%, whereas Peliwo's rate stands at 37.06%.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the recent tennis performance trends, Peliwo seems to have an edge in various critical aspects. His stronger second-serve performance and consistency across match wins highlight a potential advantage.

However, Yoshikawa showcases remarkable tenacity by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints and demonstrating excellent performance in deciding sets.

Given their strengths in crucial areas such as under pressure scenarios and breakpoint conversion, Yoshikawa might have the tools necessary to capitalize on opportunities, although Peliwo's overall consistency could make for a competitive match.

Despite Yoshikawa's ability to perform well in decisive moments, Peliwo emerges as the more likely winner based on his overall superior consistency and performance on their preferred surface. Expect a tightly contested match with Peliwo having the upper hand.