Ryota Tanuma vs Seongbin Sim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ryota Tanuma has a slight edge in recent second serve performance, winning 43.70% of points compared to Seongbin Sim’s 41.64%. Which player might capitalize better on their opponent's weakness here? Ryota Tanuma seems to have the upper hand.
• In terms of return performance, Seongbin Sim excels on opponents' second serves with a success rate of 47.50%, while Ryota Tanuma achieves 45.86%. On first serve returns, Ryota shows strength with 28.83% compared to Seongbin’s 24.36%.
• How do both players handle pressure situations like breakpoints? Ryota proves more resilient, saving 54.33% of breakpoints versus Seongbin’s 50.93%.
• Analyzing match outcomes over the past year, Ryota boasts a higher win percentage of 64.29%, whereas Seongbin holds a 57.69% success rate in matches played.
• Both players are particularly strong on hard surfaces, each with a career win rate of 59%. Their least favorable surface is grass, where both have won 33% of their matches.
• Both have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments in the last year, with Ryota winning 64.29% of his matches and Seongbin 57.69%.
• Ryota has faced stronger competition, playing opponents ranked an average of 247.18 compared to Seongbin’s 333.54 over the last 12 months.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Seongbin shows strength with a 57% win rate, superior to Ryota’s 44% record.
• Current event dynamics also factor into predictions, but general historical trends provide useful forecasts, indicating disparities in performance contextually.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

In evaluating the overall capabilities and current performances of Ryota Tanuma and Seongbin Sim, several key factors stand out. Ryota Tanuma demonstrates stronger second serve performance and more effective breakpoint saving abilities, which often translate into critical points within the match.

Seongbin Sim’s capacity to win deciding sets could play a pivotal role if the match becomes a close contest. However, Ryota’s experience against higher-ranked opponents and his efficient return game, particularly against the first serve, give him a considerable edge.

Considering these elements, Ryota Tanuma appears to be the likely victor in this match, leveraging his strengths in serve and return to edge out his competitor.