Haoyuan Huang vs Tomohiro Masabayashi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Analyzing second serve performance, both Huang and Masabayashi are nearly equal, with Huang at 45% and Masabayashi slightly ahead at 45.48% over the past six months.
• In the return game, Huang surpasses Masabayashi in recent form, winning 43.98% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Masabayashi's 42.48%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Huang demonstrates a notable advantage, capturing 34.85% of returns versus Masabayashi's 26.55%.
• Under pressure, Huang shows greater resilience, saving 47.73% of breakpoints, while Masabayashi saves 43.92%.
• Examining overall performance in the last year, Huang has won just 16.67% of their matches, whereas Masabayashi has secured victory in 40.74%.
• On different surfaces, Huang excels on hard courts with a 65% win rate, but struggles on indoor hard, losing their only match. Masabayashi has a 53% win rate on clay but their performance drops to 45% on indoor hard.
• Both players mainly compete in Futures/ITF tournaments. Huang’s win rate is 16.67% in these events, while Masabayashi leads with a 42% win rate.
• Regarding opponent caliber, Huang faces tougher competition with an average opponent ranking of 134.17, whereas Masabayashi's opponents rank around 468.72.
• In deciding sets, Huang has a slight edge, winning 33% of those sets, against Masabayashi's 29% win rate.
• When it comes to breakpoint conversion, Masabayashi is more efficient, converting 37.76% of opportunities in recent form, compared to Huang's 30.95%.

Editorial Prediction (August 19, 2025, UTC):

When scrutinizing the players' recent performances, slight advantages are apparent in different areas for both competitors. Huang demonstrates stronger first serve returns and breakpoint saves, essential in high-pressure scenarios. Their resilience in deciding sets further adds to their edge in tightly contested matches.

Conversely, Masabayashi exhibits a more consistent win rate overall and a better conversion rate of break opportunities in recent months. Their experience might be advantageous, particularly against opponents of a lesser rank than those Huang regularly encounters.

Taking into account the flooring differences, Huang's superior win percentage on hard surfaces could play a pivotal role if conditions mimic their strengths. Nevertheless, Masabayashi's recent form and efficiency on breakpoints provide a compelling argument for their potential success.

Given the comparative strengths and the players' individual past performances, Masabayashi is likely to emerge as the winner of the upcoming match.