Honori Koyama vs Hinata Furutani Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How well do Koyama and Furutani perform on their second serve? Koyama outshines here, securing 35.71% of points compared to Furutani's 30.77% in recent months, indicating a slight edge for Koyama.
• Looking at return games, Koyama has won 55.47% of opponents’ second serve points, overshadowing Furutani's 51.72%. However, Furutani excels at first serve returns with 42.19%, while Koyama has 36.31%.
• Under pressure, Koyama saves 50% of breakpoints versus Furutani’s 22.22%, suggesting Koyama might handle critical moments better during the match.
• Over the last year, Koyama’s match win rate is 46.15%, narrowly ahead of Furutani's 42.86%, providing a slight advantage to Koyama.
• Both players perform best on hard courts, with Koyama winning 48% of matches and Furutani 38% on this surface.
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, Koyama has a 47.22% win rate, compared to Furutani's 42.86%, showing Koyama's slight proficiency at lower-tier events.
• Koyama has faced players averaging a rank of 183.08, while Furutani's opponents have been stronger, averaging a rank of 119.14, indicating Furutani might be more battle-tested.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Koyama has a higher success rate of 57%, compared to Furutani’s 50%.
• Koyama shows greater efficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities at 52.17%, compared to Furutani’s 33.33%, which could be pivotal during crucial moments of the match.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

Koyama demonstrates superior performance in several key areas, particularly in second serve efficiency and breakpoint conversions. These statistics are crucial for determining potential match outcomes, especially when matches are tight.

Furutani, however, possesses a strong first serve return game and has faced higher-ranked competition over the past year. This exposure could provide invaluable experience that may serve them well under pressure.

Despite Furutani's experience against tougher opponents, Koyama’s edge in critical aspects such as breakpoint savings and their marginally higher overall win rates suggest they might have the upper hand.

Considering all factors, Koyama appears slightly more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match, leveraging their strengths in serving and decisive game situations.