Mananchaya Sawangkaew vs Ena Koike Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months gives insight into each player's recent form. Koike has secured 39.26% of points on their second serve, whereas Sawangkaew has achieved a slightly lower rate at 36.26%. This specific statistic often highly correlates with the accuracy of match predictions. Additionally, examining the players' return game stats is essential for understanding their capabilities. Koike has won 47.71% of second serve return points, compared to Sawangkaew's impressive 51.06%. When focusing on first serve return points, the figures show Koike at 27.49% and Sawangkaew leading with 32.65%. Such return percentages are significant indicators of who may be favored in this head-to-head encounter.

Under pressure, both players exhibit distinctive performance traits, with Koike saving 48.37% of breakpoints, barely outpacing Sawangkaew’s 46.02%. This statistic is particularly valuable for in-game betting predictions. An overview of their match performance over the past year reveals that Koike's win rate stands at 40% (W/L 14/21), whereas Sawangkaew has a superior win rate of 61.25% (W/L 49/31). This comparison gives us a clearer picture when attempting to predict the overall outcome.

Considering their preferred playing surfaces, Koike shows the best career surface success on indoor hard courts, boasting a win rate of 67% (W/L 4/2), and their least success on clay with a 50% win rate (W/L 13/13). Meanwhile, Sawangkaew also finds strength on hard surfaces, winning 67% of the matches (W/L 176/88), with the lowest performance on grass (0% win rate, W/L 0/2).

The level of competition they face plays a critical role in understanding their over performance. In the past year, Koike has been playing predominantly in Challenger/ITF tournaments above $10K, with a win rate of 44% (W/L 11/14). Sawangkaew has faced similar levels of opponents but with a higher success rate of 59.52% (W/L 25/17). Additionally, examining the quality of their opponents, Koike has played opponents with an average rank of 340.89, while Sawangkaew has faced an average rank of 244.2 in the past 12 months.

If the match stretches into a deciding set, the statistics reveal that over the last year, Koike has clinched only 27% of such sets, while Sawangkaew has a notable 63% victory rate in deciding sets across all tour matches. Furthermore, tracking breakpoint conversion rates, Koike has been able to convert 37.97% of opportunities, while Sawangkaew emerges stronger, converting 45.28% of breakpoints.

Taking into account all these statistics, Sawangkaew appears to have the upper edge and is favored to win this match based on their superior performance across various metrics. Their consistent return game, better breakpoint conversion, and higher deciding set win rate strengthen the prediction of Sawangkaew coming out as the victor.