Ryotaro Matsumura vs Yuki Karatsu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Matsumura has a better second serve success rate at 46.41% compared to Karatsu's 43.59% over the past six months. Could this edge play a critical role in predicting the match outcome? Likely so, given the correlation with match results.
• When returning, Matsumura has outperformed by winning 42.54% of opponent's second serve points, surpassing Karatsu who achieves only 34.29%. On first serve returns, Matsumura leads with 27.38% over Karatsu's 20.97%.
• Under pressure, Matsumura has saved 46.25% of breakpoints in recent form, whereas Karatsu has only managed to save 30%.
• Over the last year, Matsumura has a winning rate of 54.17% in matches, while Karatsu has only achieved a 28% success rate. Does this signify an advantage? The statistics suggest so.
• Matsumura excels on indoor hard courts with a 71% win rate, compared to Karatsu's best surface performance on hard courts at 28%.
• Both players usually compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments level. Matsumura's recent match performance (13 wins to 11 losses) is better than Karatsu's record (7 wins to 18 losses).
• Over the last year, Matsumura's opponents were of a lower average rank (328.04) compared to Karatsu's (35.84), suggesting a potential difference in playing experience levels.
• In deciding sets, Matsumura has a marginally better record with a 33% win rate, whereas Karatsu has not won any deciding set in the past year.
• Current event performance is vital; ensure to check how each player is performing in this particular event, as some excel uniquely at certain venues.
• Conversion of breakpoints shows Matsumura's stronger form at 32.56%, while Karatsu has not converted any. Is the ability to capitalize on breakpoints crucial? Absolutely, especially for live betting considerations.

Editorial Prediction (August 31, 2025, UTC):

The statistical comparison between Matsumura and Karatsu indicates several key areas where Matsumura holds an advantage.

Matsumura's better performance in second serve points, return games, and breakpoint conversion lend him an upper hand in securing victories.

Despite facing less experienced opponents on average, Matsumura's overall match winning percentage is notably higher, illustrating a consistent ability to close out matches.

Karatsu, while facing tougher competition, has struggled particularly with breakpoint conversion and deciding set performances, which could impede his chances.

Considering these factors, Matsumura is the likely winner in the upcoming match.