Ryotaro Matsumura vs Ko Nagashima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Matsumura has shown better performance in recent months, winning 45.9% of second serve points, compared to Nagashima’s 0%. How important is this for the match outcome? Very, as second serve performance is often a key determinant in match success.
• In return games, Matsumura outperforms Nagashima by winning 38.33% of opponent's second serve points, whereas Nagashima has not secured any points from opponent's second serves recently.
• Matsumura has been successful in handling pressure, saving 47.06% of breakpoints, a complete contrast to Nagashima’s 0% success rate.
• Comparing overall performance in the last year, Matsumura's win rate is 60.71%, while Nagashima's is significantly lower at 33.33%.
• Surface performance shows Matsumura excels on Indoor hard courts with a 71% win rate, whereas Nagashima has found more success on hard courts with a modest 33% win rate.
• In terms of competition level, Matsumura has consistently played against higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 322.43, while Nagashima has not played against ranked opponents.
• When it comes to deciding sets, Matsumura has won 38% compared to Nagashima's perfect record of 100%, but given the low match volume, this statistic could be misleading.
• Matsumura’s break point conversion rate stands at 30.3%, demonstrating a tactical advantage in crucial moments, compared to Nagashima's inability to convert any break points.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, Matsumura enters as the stronger competitor, displaying superior form in key aspects of play. Their ability to win points on second serves and capitalize on break point opportunities gives Matsumura a significant edge.

Their experience in handling pressure situations and playing against higher-ranked opponents further cements their position as the more formidable player in this matchup.

While Nagashima has demonstrated a 100% success rate in deciding sets, the lack of data points may skew this statistic. Matsumura’s recent performances suggest they are better prepared to outplay their opponent, making them the likely winner of the match.