Makoto Ninomiya vs Ines Leon Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining second serve performance over the last six months, Leon has won 34.85% of points on this aspect of their game, closely matched by Ninomiya's 34.88%. This statistic is known to significantly correlate with match prediction outcomes.

A look at the return game stats reveals Leon won 47.76% of their opponent's second serve points in recent outings, compared to Ninomiya's superior 57.65%. First serve return percentages stand at 35.18% for Leon and 32.73% for Ninomiya, a critical factor in determining the favorite for a head-to-head matchup.

Analyzing under pressure situations, Leon has saved 49.4% of breakpoints during recent matches, which provides valuable insights for in-game betting predictions. In contrast, Ninomiya has saved 41.86% of breakpoints faced.

The overall performance from the past year shows Leon with a winning streak of 66.67% (W/L 14/7), whereas Ninomiya has recorded a 46.15% success rate (W/L 6/7). This statistic gives a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head prediction.

Both players have a surface preference, with Leon excelling on clay at a win rate of 58% (W/L 14/10), and Ninomiya being most successful on indoor hard courts with a 60% win rate (W/L 9/6). Interestingly, both players have a poorer record on hard surfaces, with Leon maintaining a consistent win rate of 58% (W/L 14/10) and Ninomiya slightly lower at 52% (W/L 113/103).

At the player level over the previous year, Leon has been more active in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, boasting a 70.59% success rate (W/L 12/5), compared to Ninomiya who participated in Challengers/ITF events over $10K with an even 50% win rate (W/L 3/3). The event level each player competes in should be considered when predicting favorites.

Opponent quality analysis highlights that in the last 12 months, Leon has encountered opponents with an average rank of 196.95, whereas Ninomiya has played against those averaging a rank of 414.62. Such discrepancies provide insight into the competition each player faces.

Should the match proceed to a deciding set, Leon has demonstrated strength, winning 80% of such sets in the past year. Conversely, Ninomiya has won 43% across all matches, offering a vantage point for live prediction enthusiasts.

Break point conversion statistics showcase Leon converting 37.84% of opportunities lately, with Ninomiya achieving a superior 46.67% conversion rate. This piece of data proves advantageous for in-game live betting when potential break points arise.

Taking all these detailed statistics into consideration, it's evident that while both players have their strengths, Leon appears to have a slight edge, especially with their recent head-to-head performance and deciding set efficiency. Therefore, on current form, Leon is favored to win this upcoming match.