Jason Murray Kubler vs Shintaro Imai Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past 12 months, Kubler has demonstrated better overall performance with a win percentage of 75% (18 wins and 6 losses) compared to Imai's 59.18% (29 wins and 20 losses). When examining tournament levels, Kubler has excelled in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing an 86.67% win rate. Meanwhile, Imai achieved a 71.43% win rate in the same category. This disparity in performance highlights Kubler's stronger form over the year.

Looking at surface preference, both players show impressive results on clay courts. Kubler has won 70% of his clay matches (243 wins, 105 losses), whereas Imai boasts an 80% win rate (4 wins, 1 loss) on the same surface. However, on indoor hard courts, Kubler struggles more with a 38% win rate (6 wins, 10 losses), while Imai finds grass courts more challenging, achieving a 60% win rate (3 wins, 2 losses). These differences could be pivotal depending on the court surface for the match.

Recent form statistics show Kubler winning 46.23% of points on his second serve, slightly outperforming Imai’s 44.97%. Conversely, Imai is better in return games, claiming 47.71% of points from opponents' second serves, compared to Kubler's 45.9%. First serve return points reveal Imai with an advantage, winning 25.48% against Kubler's 21.92%, suggesting a potential edge in return games.

Under pressure moments reveal Imai's skill in breakpoint defense; he has saved 58.91% of breakpoints in recent games. Kubler, saving 53.55%, also shows resilience. When it comes to converting breakpoints, Kubler holds a slight advantage, converting 30.34% of his opportunities, compared to Imai's 29.84%. These statistics are critical in determining match momentum and predicting outcomes during live betting.

Analyzing opponent quality, Kubler faces tougher competition, with the average rank of his opponents being 414.42, while Imai's competitors average a rank of 521.8. If the match enters a deciding set, Kubler shows confidence in clutch moments, winning 40% of deciding sets against Imai’s 32%. This could be crucial in closely contested matches.

Based on these comparative statistics, Kubler is predicted to have a higher chance of victory, showcasing stronger overall performance, resilience under pressure, and superior past match success. Observing these trends can provide valuable insights for predicting match outcomes and making informed betting decisions.