Masamichi Imamura vs Daniil Glinka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Glinka and Imamura are closely matched in second serve performance, with Imamura having a slight edge by winning 47.94% compared to Glinka's 46.56% of points on second serve.
• How significant is return game performance in predicting the match outcome? Imamura has a better return rate on both first (29.45%) and second serves (44.66%) than Glinka (first: 24.72%, second: 43.48%).
• Under pressure, Imamura is marginally better, saving 51.52% of breakpoints compared to Glinka's 50.18%.
• Looking at overall match performance over the past year, Glinka has a higher win percentage (65.67%) than Imamura (52.46%).
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts, but Imamura's winning percentage is notably higher at 67%, compared to Glinka’s 57%.
• Which level of matches benefits each player more? Glinka thrives in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments with a 70.21% win rate, whereas Imamura struggles more in higher-level events at 40.63%.
• Glinka has competed against lower-ranked players (average rank: 411.25) compared to Imamura (average rank: 351.9), suggesting a disparity in opponent quality.
• In deciding sets, Glinka has won 61% of such encounters, outperforming Imamura who has won 53%.
• Imamura appears more effective in converting breakpoints, achieving a conversion rate of 36.52% over Glinka's 28.64%. This can play a crucial role in match turning points.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

Recent performance stats reveal a slight advantage for Imamura in various areas such as second serve and return games. These factors, often crucial in pivotal moments, lean in Imamura's favor.

Glinka has a higher match win percentage overall, but this is primarily at lower tournament levels, suggesting Imamura faces tougher opponents regularly.

Imamura's superior breakpoint conversion and ability to perform well under pressure might play a decisive role in crucial moments.

Considering these aspects, as well as Imamura’s preference for indoor hard courts, Imamura is the likely candidate to emerge victorious in this upcoming match.