Leo Vithoontien vs Masamichi Imamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve points won in recent form slightly favors Leo Vithoontien at 45.45%, compared to Masamichi Imamura's 44.05%.
• Is there a notable advantage in return games? Leo Vithoontien again leads slightly, capturing 46.45% of opponents' second serve points, versus Imamura's 44.81%.
• For first serve returns, however, Masamichi Imamura has a small edge, winning 27.75% of first serve return points over Vithoontien’s 25.97%.
• Both players perform similarly under pressure, with Imamura saving 51.97% of breakpoints and Vithoontien closely behind at 51.88%.
• Comparing overall win percentages over the last year, Vithoontien holds a slight lead with 45.28%, whereas Imamura has won 42.59% of their matches.
• Masamichi Imamura excels on Indoor Hard courts, with a career win rate of 67%, while Leo Vithoontien shows the same win percentage on Hard surfaces.
• In terms of competition level, Vithoontien has played more at the Futures/Satellites with a 47.92% win rate, compared to Imamura’s 40.00% at Challengers/ITF level.
• Direct head-to-head comparison favors Masamichi Imamura, having won their only previous encounter, a straight-set victory on a hard court surface.
• On average, Imamura faces higher-ranked opponents, slightly higher than Vithoontien’s average opponent ranking.
• Deciding set performance highlights Imamura's resilience, winning 53% compared to Vithoontien's 38% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

The comparison of both players reveals some interesting insights leading into their upcoming match. Though Leo Vithoontien demonstrates minor advantages in second serve performance and return games, Masamichi Imamura brings a more impressive head-to-head record, having defeated Vithoontien in their sole encounter.

Both players show similar prowess under pressure, but Imamura’s efficient first serve returns and better performance in deciding sets could be advantageous if the match becomes tightly contested.

The varied success on surfaces doesn’t decisively favor one over the other for this hard court match, but Imamura's historic win on a similar court and match-up experience, along with slightly tougher past opponents faced, strengthens his case.

Factoring all elements, Masamichi Imamura appears to have a slight edge and is poised to be the more likely winner for their upcoming match.