Madelief Hageman vs Rinon Okuwaki Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Hageman leads by securing 39.42% of points on their second serve, while Okuwaki follows closely with 37%. This statistic significantly influences match prediction accuracy. Additionally, Hageman and Okuwaki display strong return stats on their opponent's second serve points, with Hageman winning 50.47% and Okuwaki winning 54.17%, which can be vital for forecasting the favored player in this head-to-head encounter. For first serve returns, Hageman has a success rate of 34.15%, whereas Okuwaki stands at 37.53%.

Under pressure, Hageman proves more effective by saving 46.67% of breakpoints recently, compared to Okuwaki's 38.06%. This is essential information for those involved in in-game betting. When considering surface preferences, Hageman's best surface is indoor hard courts, where they have a 50% success rate, while Okuwaki performs best on clay with a 55% win percentage. In contrast, Okuwaki struggles on grass, winning only 33% of matches, and Hageman shows less proficiency on hard courts with a 37% victory rate.

Looking at player levels, Hageman has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the last year, achieving a win rate of 44.19%. On the other hand, Okuwaki has focused on Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K level and boasts a winning percentage of 53.06%. Both players have faced similar quality opponents, with Hageman playing against opponents averaging a rank of 365 and Okuwaki with an average rank of 366.2.

An examination of deciding set performance reveals that Hageman has won 53% of deciding sets in the last 12 months, with Okuwaki slightly ahead at 54% across all tour matches. Furthermore, both athletes have shown proficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities, with Hageman converting 45.54% and Okuwaki 43.41%, a compelling figure for live betting enthusiasts when either is presented with a breakpoint opportunity. Finally, based on these statistics, Okuwaki appears to have a slight edge and is predicted to win the match. However, Hageman's ability to save breakpoints and perform under pressure should not be underestimated.