Nao Nishino vs Honori Koyama Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Nishino has an edge in second serve points, securing 44.03% of them compared to Koyama's 38.1%. Could this suggest a potential advantage in their service game?
• Koyama excels in return games, capturing 54.89% of opponents' second serve points, outperforming Nishino's 46.46%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Koyama leads with 35.92% over Nishino's 29.95%, giving Koyama a slight returning advantage.
• Analyzing pressure situations, Nishino narrowly edges out Koyama, saving 46.3% of breakpoints compared to Koyama's 45.98%.
• Looking at overall performance, Nishino has a higher match win percentage in the past year at 69.23% compared to Koyama's 51.28%.
• Surface performance indicates Koyama prefers Hard courts with a 50% win rate, whereas Nishino thrives on Clay with an 80% win rate.
• Both players have mainly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, but Nishino boasts a better win record of 69.23% compared to Koyama's 52.78%.
• When it comes to playing against higher-ranked opponents, Koyama has faced tougher competition, with an average opponent rank of 150.31, compared to Nishino's 319.69.
• In deciding sets, Koyama has a slight edge with a win rate of 57%, while Nishino has 50% in similar scenarios.
• Nishino has shown better breakpoint conversion at 52%, whereas Koyama converts at 38.89%, indicating Nishino's potential strength in crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

As we approach the upcoming match, Nishino seems to have a subtle advantage in several key performance areas. Their ability to win second serve points and greater efficiency in converting breakpoints play a significant role in match outcomes.

Despite Koyama's strong return game and competence under pressure, Nishino's overall superior win rate and performance on Clay courts bolster their chances. Additionally, Nishino's higher breakpoint conversion could prove decisive in critical moments of the match.

Taking all factors into account, Nishino emerges as a slight favorite to win, leveraging their recent form and strategic advantages.