Kaichi Uchida vs Charles Broom Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Uchida fare on their second serve compared to Broom? Uchida has a slight edge, winning 43.22% of second serve points, narrowly surpassing Broom's 42.73%.
• In return games, Broom outperforms Uchida, with Broom clinching 45.12% of opponents' second serve points, while Uchida manages 41.93%.
• When it comes to returning first serves, Broom again has an advantage, securing 27.84% compared to Uchida's 22.67%.
• Under pressure, Uchida has a modest edge in saving breakpoints, achieving a 56.52% save rate versus Broom's 54.52%.
• What about their overall performance over the last year? Broom has displayed a stronger record, winning 59.32% of matches, whereas Uchida has won 50%.
• Both players excel on clay, but Broom demonstrates a superior winning percentage of 67% over Uchida's 56% on this surface.
• When considering player level, Broom has thrived at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with a 74.36% win rate, while Uchida's performance at Challengers/ITF > $10K stands at 44.12%.
• Their direct head-to-head encounters show Uchida with one win over Broom, with a historical match record of 2-1 in sets favoring Uchida.
• In matches going the distance, Uchida edges out Broom, having won 53% of deciding sets compared to Broom's 39% over the past 12 months.
• Analyzing tiebreaks, Uchida leads Broom 2-1 in their head-to-head matchups.
• Which player has faced tougher competition recently? Broom has challenged opponents with an average rank of 370.1, compared to Uchida's 415.68.
• In recent break point conversion, Broom shows efficiency with a 31.03% conversion rate compared to Uchida's 25.41%.

Editorial Prediction (September 7, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the recent performance trends, Broom appears to have a more robust track record in both return and break point conversion metrics, which are crucial for navigating critical points in matches.

Broom's stronger performance against higher-ranked opponents and their exceptional win rate at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments give them an upper hand when approaching competitive edges.

Although Uchida has an undefeated track record against Broom, the statistical advantages in Broom's current form suggest they might emerge as the more likely winner in this upcoming match.

Considering the data, Broom is favored to win, assuming the factors remain consistent.