Kazuma Kawachi vs Rodolfo Jauregui Sainz De Rozas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Kawachi has a stronger performance, winning 39.34% of points compared to Rozas' 31.44%. Is second serve efficiency crucial? It often correlates with match outcomes.
• In return games, Rozas excels in recent form, winning 49.74% of points on opponents' second serves, over Kawachi's 43.54%. Can Rozas' return advantage be a game-changer?
• On first serve return points, Rozas maintains an edge with 31.88% versus Kawachi's 28.53%.
• Under pressure, Kawachi saves 44.71% of break points compared to Rozas' 36.76%, indicating better performance during high-pressure points.
• Overall performance in the last year shows Rozas winning 50% of matches, while Kawachi only won 31.82%.
• Kawachi's best surface is Hard with a 47% win rate, while Rozas thrives on Indoor Hard with 71%.
• Both players have competed mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, but Rozas has a higher win rate of 50% compared to Kawachi's 33.33%.
• In terms of opponent quality, Rozas faces slightly tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 216.07, compared to Kawachi's opponents at 246.27.
• In deciding sets, Rozas has a 20% win rate over the past year, whereas Kawachi has not won a single deciding set.
• Break point conversion favors Kawachi with a 35.19% success rate compared to Rozas' 31.48%.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

In recent months, Kawachi has demonstrated a slightly superior second serve performance, which often correlates with match success. This could provide her an early edge in the game.

However, Rozas' ability to capitalize on return games—particularly winning a higher percentage of points on opponent's serves—could turn the tides in crucial moments.

When it comes to high-pressure performance, Kawachi has shown resilience, excelling in saving break points, a critical factor in tightly contested sets.

Rozas' consistent track record, with a 50% match win rate over the past year, and success on Indoor Hard surfaces might influence the outcome, especially if the match goes beyond the standard sets.

Given these factors, while Kawachi holds some advantages in certain areas, Rozas' overall performance trends, especially her return game, suggest she may be favored to win this matchup.