Ilia Simakin vs Yasutaka Uchiyama Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Uchiyama has the edge in second serve performance, securing 48.41% of points compared to Simakin's 46.31%. Could this be a crucial advantage?
• Return game stats indicate Simakin slightly outperforms Uchiyama by winning 45.49% of opponent second serve points, whereas Uchiyama wins 44.11%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Simakin again holds a slight edge with 23.71% over Uchiyama's 22.48%.
• Under pressure, Uchiyama excels by saving 58.33% of breakpoints, compared to Simakin's 53.41%.
• Overall match win rates over the past year show Simakin's dominance with a win rate of 72.94%, while Uchiyama has a 45.45% win rate.
• Both players perform best on hard courts. Uchiyama's win rate here is 58%, while Simakin's is a stronger 69%.
• In recent matches, Simakin has faced less challenging opponents based on average player rankings, 361.39 versus Uchiyama’s tougher 260.44.
• Head-to-head history favors Simakin, who won their only match, which took place at the Manama Challenger on hard court.
• Both players have similar breakpoint conversion rates, around 30%: a key stat in live betting scenarios.
• Simakin has a slight edge in deciding set performance, winning 50% of these occasions, slightly higher than Uchiyama's 42%.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Uchiyama and Simakin promises to be an intriguing battle given their recent performances. Uchiyama shows strength in saving breakpoints, which could serve as a significant advantage should he face high-pressure situations. However, Simakin's superior overall match win rate and head-to-head record suggest a more seasoned competitor.

Surface familiarity is another factor to consider, as both players excel on hard courts, but Simakin's superior win rate on this surface potentially gives him an edge in this matchup. Furthermore, Simakin has consistently performed well against lesser-ranked competition, indicating readiness to maintain form against Uchiyama.

Taking into account all comparative statistics and past performances, Simakin appears to hold the advantage and is likely to emerge as the victor in this upcoming contest.