Ryo Tabata vs Taiyo Yamanaka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, the second serve performance has been a key indicator, with Tabata securing 41.18% of these points, slightly trailing Yamanaka's 44.19%. When analyzing return game stats, Tabata has been effective, winning 45.76% of her opponent's second serve points compared to Yamanaka’s 45.73%.

First serve returns further differentiate the players, with Yamanaka ahead, winning 29.89% to Tabata's 24.71%. These metrics significantly influence predictions on who might emerge victorious in this head-to-head encounter.

When under pressure, Yamanaka exhibits a marginally higher breakpoint save rate of 54.17% compared to Tabata’s 52.38%. These statistics provide valuable insights for in-game wagers. Furthermore, in match outcomes over the past year, Tabata has a win rate of 50%, while Yamanaka showcases a slightly higher success rate at 53.97%.

Examining their performance across different surfaces reveals Tabata's most successful outings on Hard courts with a balanced 50% win rate, whereas Yamanaka shows prowess on Indoor Hard courts at 67%. Yamanaka's least favorable surface has been Hard, with a 55% win record, contrasting with Tabata's struggle on Clay, achieving only a 33% win rate.

Quality of competition also plays a role, as Tabata’s opponents averaged a rank of 427.3, whereas Yamanaka faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 315.62 over the last year. Insights into deciding set outcomes show Tabata has won half of her deciding sets, while Yamanaka has secured a mere 23% in such scenarios.

When considering conversion rates, Tabata shows a stronger breakpoint conversion at 42.86% versus Yamanaka's 35.96%, a critical statistic for in-play betting scenarios. In terms of tournaments, Tabata has predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, maintaining a 50% win record, similar to Yamanaka’s 53.97% in the same settings.

Given these comprehensive statistics, the data slightly favors Yamanaka due to her superior opponent rank, first-serve return prowess, and overall match win rate. Thus, based on these metrics, Yamanaka may have a slight edge in this duel.