Jumpei Yamasaki vs Yusaku Sugaya Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the recent second serve performance over the past six months, Yamasaki has succeeded in capturing 46.35% of points on their second serve, while Sugaya has achieved a slightly superior 50%. Such disparities in second serve efficiency often reflect broader match prediction accuracy. A closer look at return game statistics reveals that Yamasaki has won 46.03% of second serve points against opponents in recent matches, in contrast to Sugaya's 40.23%. Furthermore, in terms of first serve return statistics, Yamasaki stands at 27.04%, whereas Sugaya leads with 31.78%, offering insights into this head-to-head matchup's favored player.

Analyzing how each player handles pressure, Yamasaki has saved a notable 61.62% of breakpoints, compared to Sugaya’s 52.63%, which can be pivotal for in-game betting strategies. Observing the overall performance within the last year, Yamasaki emerged victorious in 59.26% of his games, with a record of 16 wins and 11 losses. Sugaya, on the other hand, boasts a slightly higher win percentage of 69.23%, with 9 wins and 4 losses, suggesting a marginally more consistent performance.

Surface preferences and achievements also weigh heavily in match predictions. Yamasaki’s strongest performance has emerged on indoor hard courts with a win percentage of 62% (16-10), while his weakest surface remains clay, with a win percentage of 55% (29-24). In contrast, Sugaya’s performance peaks on clay with an 83% win rate (5-1) and falls on hard courts with only 38% (3-5). The level of competition encountered can also affect outcomes, as evidenced by Yamasaki's average opponent ranking at 366.93 over the last 12 months, whereas Sugaya’s opponents boasted a stronger average ranking of 225.23.

If the conflict advances to a deciding set, Sugaya shows an edge by winning 57% of such sets in the past year compared to Yamasaki's 29% success rate, providing crucial data for live betting and predictions. Notably, Yamasaki and Sugaya each predominantly play matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Sugaya achieving greater success by winning 69.23% of his matches, as opposed to Yamasaki's 59.26%, reflecting upon their performance consistency relative to the competition level.

Their ability to convert breakpoints can further influence match outcomes, with Sugaya netting a success rate of 28.57% against Yamasaki's 25.45%. Such statistics can become a focal point for live betting tips when either player finds themselves in a breakpoint scenario.

With these statistical analyses in mind, different aspects point toward Sugaya as the probable winner, given his superior win rates in deciding sets, surface strengths, conversion efficiency, and the caliber of opponents he has faced.