Jodie Anna Burrage vs Moyuka Uchijima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jodie Burrage has a slightly lower second serve winning percentage (41.96%) compared to Moyuka Uchijima (43.02%) over the last six months. Could this influence the match outcome? It's possible, as the correlation to match prediction accuracy is high.
• In return games, Burrage has won 49.03% of second serve points, while Uchijima edges ahead with 51.5%. Additionally, Uchijima leads on first serve returns at 32.64% compared to Burrage's 28.62%.
• Under pressure situations show Burrage saving a better percentage of breakpoints (55.56%) than Uchijima (51.43%), suggesting Burrage may perform better during pivotal moments.
• Looking at their yearly performance, Burrage has a higher win percentage of 51.85%, compared to Uchijima's 46.43%.
• Burrage excels on indoor hard courts with a 62% win rate, while Uchijima performs best on clay with a 68% win rate.
• At different competition levels, Burrage has been victorious in 64.71% of the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, whereas Uchijima has a 62.96% success rate in the Masters series, indicating Burrage may have an edge at lower-tier events.
• Historically, Uchijima won their sole previous encounter against Burrage, prevailing 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 at the Golden Gate Open.
• The deciding set analysis shows Uchijima winning 57% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Burrage's 38%.
• Examining opponent quality, Uchijima has consistently faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 100.48, while Burrage's opponents averaged a rank of 220.04.
• In converting breakpoints recently, Uchijima is again slightly superior at 36.3% compared to Burrage's 30.46%.

Editorial Prediction (June 24, 2025, UTC):

As both players prepare for their approaching tennis match, Moyuka Uchijima appears to hold a slight edge over Jodie Burrage based on several critical metrics.

Uchijima's superior performance in returning serves, along with her higher breakpoint conversion rate, suggests a potential advantage during pivotal rallies.

Although Burrage boasts a better performance under pressure and handles breakpoint scenarios effectively, Uchijima's historical head-to-head success cannot be overlooked.

Consideration of who has faced tougher competition, paired with the statistics presented, leans towards Uchijima as the likely winner for their upcoming encounter.