Patrick Kypson vs Masamichi Imamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players fare on their second serve in recent contests? Imamura has secured 48.31% of second serve points, while Kypson achieved 48.68%.
• In return games, Imamura wins 44.86% on opponents' second serves, slightly behind Kypson's 45.37%. On first serves, Imamura excels with 29.84% compared to Kypson's 24.93%.
• Under pressure, Imamura has saved 50.78% of breakpoints, nearly paralleled by Kypson at 51.03% – key data for in-game betting.
• What about their overall match win rate? Imamura won 55.38% of matches in the past year, whereas Kypson impresses with a 66.67% win rate.
• Focusing on surfaces, Imamura dominates on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, while Kypson excels on clay at 69%.
• Playing level analysis reveals Imamura thriving more in Futures events with a 67.65% win rate, while Kypson competes effectively in Challenger events at 69.05%.
• Who faced tougher competition? Imamura's opponents had an average rank of 366.12, compared to Kypson's 328.78 average ranking of adversaries.
• When extending to deciding sets, Kypson holds a slight edge by winning 57% of these over 53% for Imamura.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Imamura converts 34.38% of chances into breaks, significantly outperforming Kypson's 23.97% rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 1, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their second serve and return statistics, Kypson shows a marginal advantage, but both players exhibit closely matched skills in these areas.

When considering breakpoints and under-pressure situations, Kypson maintains a slight edge. This ability to save crucial points could be pivotal in tight moments.

In terms of recent victories and overall performance, Kypson's more substantial match win rate and success against higher-ranked opponents highlight increased competitiveness at a higher level.

Surface-wise, although Imamura excels on indoor hard courts, the match surface and Kypson's superior adaptability may tilt the balance in Kypson's favor.

Ultimately, while Imamura is proficient at converting breakpoint opportunities, Kypson's stronger overall form and experience against tougher opponents make him the more likely winner in this upcoming encounter.