Kenta Miyoshi vs Hikaru Shiraishi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Shiraishi outperforms Miyoshi in second serve points, winning 43.21% compared to Miyoshi's 38.67%. Will this edge contribute to Shiraishi's advantage? Quite possibly.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Miyoshi excels, securing 50.68% over Shiraishi's 43.74%, showcasing a clear dominance in this area.
• On first serve returns, Shiraishi leads with a 28.4% win rate, exceeding Miyoshi's 23.91%. Could this be a decisive factor in the match? Certainly worth considering.
• Miyoshi displays superior breakpoint saving ability at 53.93% compared to Shiraishi's 49.31%, indicating strong mental fortitude under pressure.
• In the past year, Miyoshi has a higher win rate of 70.27% against Shiraishi's 54.84%, suggesting Miyoshi's consistency in securing victories.
• Miyoshi thrives on indoor hard courts with a 63% win rate, while Shiraishi boasts a 66% win rate on hard surfaces, indicating surface-specific strengths.
• While both players predominantly compete in Futures/ITF events, Miyoshi slightly edges Shiraishi with a 69.57% success rate versus Shiraishi's 61.9%.
• Miyoshi usually faces higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 377.32, compared to Shiraishi’s average opponent rank of 467.76, reflecting Miyoshi's readiness for tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Shiraishi has a better win rate at 61% compared to Miyoshi's 57%, highlighting Shiraishi’s resilience in tight matches.
• Both players show similar breakpoint conversion rates, with Miyoshi at 36.84% and Shiraishi at 36.69%, indicating evenly matched skills in critical moments.
• Each player's performance in the current event could also impact match predictions. Always consider up-to-date results.

Editorial Prediction (June 14, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Miyoshi and Shiraishi presents a fascinating duel of strengths and skill sets. Shiraishi’s superior performance on second serve points and first serve returns could provide a slight advantage.

However, Miyoshi demonstrates remarkable capability in return games and breakpoint saves. His ability to challenge against higher-ranked opponents proves valuable experience for tough contests. Additionally, Miyoshi's consistent win rate of 70.27% over the past year suggests reliable performance.

While Shiraishi’s resilience in deciding sets cannot be ignored, Miyoshi's overall competitive edge and winning track record imply he is the likely victor in this engaging encounter.