Hyeon Chung vs Takuya Kumasaka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance for the past six months, Chung has achieved a 41.12% success rate in winning points on this serve, while Kumasaka has slightly outperformed with 42.97%. These statistics often correlate strongly with match prediction accuracy, shedding light on potential outcomes.

When evaluating return game statistics, Chung has managed to win 44.85% of points on their opponent's second serve. Kumasaka has gained an edge, capturing 45.82% in the same category. Furthermore, in first serve returns, Chung and Kumasaka have closely contested performances with 30.55% and 30.41% respectively, providing insights into game favorability in their head-to-head matchups.

Chung has demonstrated resilience under pressure, saving 45.59% of breakpoints in recent times. However, Kumasaka has been more effective, successfully saving 51.45% of breakpoints, a critical statistic for in-game betting forecasts.

Looking at overall performance over the last year, Chung boasts a 67.86% win rate (W/L 19/9), while Kumasaka registered a 62.07% win rate (W/L 36/22), providing a broader perspective on their current form. On favored surfaces, Chung excels on Hard courts, with a lifetime win rate of 69% (W/L 213/96), whereas Kumasaka's best on this surface is 58% (W/L 96/69). Kumasaka trails behind on indoor hard courts with a 0% win rate (W/L 0/2).

Examining player levels, Chung participated mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 72% of matches (W/L 18/7), slightly outperforming Kumasaka, who played at the same level, winning 67.39% of matches (W/L 31/15). Event level comparison provides context to their performances, essential for prediction reliability.

In terms of quality opponent stats, Chung faced competitors with an average ranking of 288.18 over the past year, in contrast to Kumasaka, whose opponents had an average ranking of 510.95. This suggests a higher level of competition faced by Chung.

In deciding set scenarios, Kumasaka has proven stronger, with a 58% win rate compared to Chung’s 29% over the last 12 months, adding nuanced insights for those interested in live match predictions and betting tips.

For breakpoint conversion rates in recent form, Chung has successfully converted 34.45% of opportunities, while Kumasaka has a marginal lead with 35.29%. This is a valuable metric for predicting momentum shifts during matches, especially when either player has a breakpoint opportunity.

Based on these statistical insights, while both players show competitive capabilities, Kumasaka appears to hold a slight advantage in key metrics such as breakpoint conversion, opponent quality faced, and deciding set performances, potentially tipping the scales in their favor for the upcoming match.