Liam Draxl vs Kenta Miyoshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve effectiveness is nearly identical between Draxl and Miyoshi, with Draxl winning 42.38% and Miyoshi 42.4% of points on their second serves.
• In returning second serves, Miyoshi has a slight edge by winning 50% compared to Draxl's 49.22%.
• For return games on first serves, Draxl leads slightly with 26.45% over Miyoshi's 25.19%.
• Draxl has experienced more success in saving breakpoints, saving 49.75% compared to Miyoshi’s stronger 53.44% success rate.
• Draxl has a slightly higher match win percentage over the past year at 70.53% compared to Miyoshi's 67.65%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts, but Draxl has a slightly higher win percentage at 69% versus Miyoshi's 63%.
• When competing in higher-level tournaments (Challengers/ITF > $10K), Draxl has a better win record (69.12%) compared to Miyoshi's performance in Futures/ITF $10K events (63.16%).
• Draxl has defeated Miyoshi in their only past encounter, winning both sets played.
• On deciding sets in general, Draxl has a higher success rate at 73%, whereas Miyoshi has won 63%.
• Break point conversion is another area where Miyoshi slightly leads, converting 34.29% compared to Draxl's 31.49%.
• Previous encounters show Draxl winning the only tiebreak played between the two players.
• Against higher-ranked opponents, Draxl generally faces stronger competition, with an average opponent rank of 344.66, as opposed to Miyoshi's 409.41.

Editorial Prediction (July 10, 2025, UTC):

As both players are entering this match with virtually equal second serve performance over recent months, the real differentiators come from their return games and ability to handle high-pressure situations. Miyoshi holds a slight edge on second serve returns and converts breakpoints at a marginally better rate than Draxl.

Draxl's overall match win rate over the past year and superior performance in deciding sets indicates a strong capacity to close matches. Additionally, Draxl has historically performed well in higher-level tournaments, which suggests a greater experience dealing with competitive environments.

Facing each other, Draxl's previous victory alongside stronger opponent quality suggests he is better prepared for more challenging games, a testament to his slightly superior skill set under pressure.

Considering all these factors, Liam Draxl is the likely favorite to win the upcoming match against Miyoshi, although a closely contested match is to be expected given both players' current form and past historical performances.