Quinn Vandecasteele vs Kenta Miyoshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Which player has a slight edge in second-serve performance? Quinn Vandecasteele holds a small advantage, winning 45.53% of points compared to Kenta Miyoshi's 44.14% in recent months.
• Who excels in winning points on their opponent's second serve? Kenta Miyoshi outperforms Quinn Vandecasteele, capturing 50.43% of points versus 47.28%.
• In terms of first serve returns, how do the players compare? Quinn Vandecasteele leads slightly, with a 26.87% success rate over Kenta Miyoshi's 25.77%.
• Who has been more effective under pressure in saving breakpoints? Quinn Vandecasteele has the edge, saving 58.22% compared to Miyoshi's 53.20%.
• Looking at the past year's performance, which player has a better win rate overall? Quinn Vandecasteele has a marginally better win rate of 51.56% against Miyoshi's 50.00%.
• What is each player's best surface? Miyoshi shines on clay (63% win rate), while Vandecasteele excels on grass (63%).
• Where have they mostly played? Miyoshi has participated in Challengers/ITF > $10K, winning 47.06% of matches, whereas Vandecasteele has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments with a 52.78% win rate.
• Head-to-head, who has been superior? Quinn Vandecasteele has won their only encounter, dominating 2-0 in sets.
• Which player faces tougher competition? Vandecasteele has faced stronger opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 124.58 compared to Miyoshi's 179.63.
• In deciding sets, who performs better? Miyoshi has the advantage, winning 38% of such sets while Vandecasteele wins 33%.
• Which player converts breakpoints more efficiently? Vandecasteele is more effective, converting 34.29% of opportunities, ahead of Miyoshi's 31.97%.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Kenta Miyoshi and Quinn Vandecasteele presents an intriguing dynamic, with each player showcasing distinct strengths. Miyoshi excels in returning second serves and winning deciding sets, which could be crucial in a closely contested match.

Vandecasteele, however, demonstrates superior breakpoint saving ability and slightly better conversion rates, suggesting resilience under pressure. His slightly higher win rate and head-to-head advantage further bolster his contender status.

Considering these factors, including Vandecasteele's track record against tougher opponents and his previous direct win over Miyoshi, Vandecasteele appears to be the likely victor in this match.