Sayaka Ishii vs Ena Shibahara Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of tennis predictions, statistical performance offers crucial insights into potential match outcomes. When evaluating second serve performance over the past six months, Shibahara has demonstrated a higher efficiency by winning 47.31% of points compared to Ishii’s 40.42%. This stat has a significant correlation with match prediction accuracy.

Examining return game capabilities, Ishii outperformed on opponents' second serves, securing 51.94% of points, whereas Shibahara won 47.13%. Both players have shown similar capabilities in first serve returns, with Shibahara at 30.96% and Ishii at 30.52%, and this facet of gameplay strongly influences predictions in head-to-head matchups.

Performance under pressure is reflected in the ability to save breakpoints. Ishii has a marginally higher breakpoint saving rate at 54.95%, while Shibahara’s rate is 53.74%. These statistics are often indicative for in-game betting predictions and player resilience.

Over the course of the previous year, Shibahara has claimed victory in 62.3% of her matches, contrasting with Ishii's win ratio of 59.32%. This provides an overall perspective on their competitive form and positioning. On their favored surfaces, both players excel on Indoor hard courts, with Shibahara achieving a 67% win rate and Ishii 64%, highlighting their competence on this surface.

When considering the level of competition, Shibahara and Ishii have predominantly played tournaments at the Challengers/ITF level exceeding $10K. Shibahara boasts a slightly superior win rate of 60.71% in this category, while Ishii's is at 56.82%. This gives an indication of their relative strengths at a specific competitive level.

In terms of competition intensity, Shibahara has faced opponents with an average rank of 226.36 over the last year, whereas Ishii's opponents averaged a rank of 278.97, suggesting Shibahara has competed against slightly stronger opposition.

When it comes to decisive clashes, Ishii has shown robust performance by winning 67% of deciding sets, surpassing Shibahara’s 59%. Breakpoint conversion rates present a critical angle, displaying Ishii’s slight edge with a 39.42% conversion rate against Shibahara’s 37.8%.

Ultimately, analyzing these statistical indicators, Ishii holds a marginal advantage in several key areas, suggesting a higher likelihood of emerging victorious in their upcoming match.