Masamichi Imamura vs Kaito Uesugi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? Masamichi Imamura wins 44.13% of second serve points, while Kaito Uesugi achieves 51.85%. This indicates Kaito might have an edge in this area.
• When it comes to return games, Masamichi has won 44.50% of opponents' second serve points compared to Kaito's 41.98%. In first serve returns, Masamichi holds a slight lead with 26.83% over Kaito’s 25.79%.
• Looking at pressure scenarios, Masamichi Imamura saves 52.31% of breakpoints, slightly higher than Kaito Uesugi's 52.00%, suggesting resilience under pressure.
• In terms of match wins over the past year, Masamichi Imamura stands at 41.07% compared to Kaito Uesugi's 33.33%, indicating more consistent performance.
• Surface preference analysis shows Masamichi Imamura performs best on indoor hard courts (67% win rate), while Kaito Uesugi prefers clay (67% win rate).
• Both players frequently compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, but Masamichi Imamura has a slightly higher win percentage (36.11%) than Kaito Uesugi (33.33%).
• Direct encounters show Masamichi Imamura leads with a 1-0 record against Kaito Uesugi, winning their only match 6-1, 6-2 at M 15 Nishi-Tokyo.
• In terms of opponent quality, Imamura has faced generally higher-ranked players (average rank of 379.05) than Uesugi (437.92).
• For deciding sets, Kaito Uesugi shows a perfect 100% win rate, compared to Masamichi's 50% over the last year, highlighting Uesugi's potential in extended matches.

Editorial Prediction (October 26, 2025, UTC):

As we approach this matchup, the statistics provide a detailed picture of each player's strengths and weak points. Kaito Uesugi demonstrates a notable advantage in second serve performance, significantly contributing to his game.

Masamichi Imamura, though, showcases an edge in returning serve, both first and second, which might negate Kaito's serving advantage. His consistent performance in return games, coupled with a higher breakpoint save percentage, suggests he could handle critical moments better.

Despite playing at similar event levels, Masamichi's slight lead in the winning percentage over the last year indicates a better overall form. Additionally, Masamichi's past win in their head-to-head series provides a psychological advantage.

Considering all factors, notably the combination of return game prowess, pressure handling, and previous head-to-head win, Masamichi Imamura is more likely to clinch victory in this upcoming match.