Kaichi Uchida vs Takuya Kumasaka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Kumasaka wins 42.63% of points compared to Uchida's 43.49%. This minor difference is crucial for predicting match outcomes.
• Return game statistics indicate Kumasaka has a stronger current form, winning 44.7% of points on opponents' second serve and 28.31% on first serve returns. Uchida trails behind with 41.7% and 22.79% respectively. Is Kumasaka better positioned here? It seems so.
• Under pressure, Uchida excels by saving 57.25% of breakpoints against Kumasaka's 49.35%, highlighting his resilience in tough situations.
• Over the last year, Kumasaka boasts a superior match win rate of 66.67% compared to Uchida's 50%.
• On hard courts, Kumasaka shows notable strength with a 60% win record, while Uchida struggles with only a 49% win rate on the same surface.
• When it comes to tournament levels, Kumasaka competes predominantly in ITF tournaments $10K, achieving a 73.58% win rate, whereas Uchida plays mostly in higher-level Challengers/ITF tournaments, with a lower success rate of 45.45%.
• Quality of opponents also varies, with Kumasaka facing players averaging a rank of 489.74, whereas Uchida's opponents have a higher average rank of 412.27.
• In deciding sets, Kumasaka emerges victorious in 63% of cases, outpacing Uchida who wins 56% of such tense encounters.
• Finally, Kumasaka outshines Uchida in converting breakpoint opportunities, achieving a rate of 46.95% against Uchida's 25.4%.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance data reveals a slight advantage for Kumasaka in key areas such as return game effectiveness and match performance consistency. Kumasaka's strengths on hard courts and superior breakpoint conversion rate further enhance his chances.

Despite Uchida's commendable ability to save break points, his lower success rate on hard surfaces and overall match win record suggest potential vulnerabilities.

Kumasaka's favorable statistics on deciding sets and superior performance at the ITF level give him the edge. Therefore, based on current trends and historical data, Kumasaka is likely to be the favorite to win the upcoming match.