Shiho Akita vs Su Jeong Jang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Su Jeong Jang outperforms Shiho Akita in recent second serve points, winning 39.85% compared to Akita's 36.36%. Does a better second serve indicate a stronger chance of winning? It often does, as it's a significant predictor of match outcomes.
• In return games, Su Jeong Jang wins 54.96% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Shiho Akita's 50.60%. On first serve returns, their performance is similar, with Jang at 32.64% and Akita at 32.11%.
• When under pressure, Shiho Akita has been more efficient at saving breakpoints, with a 44.83% success rate, compared to Su Jeong Jang's 40.78%.
• Reviewing their overall performance from the past year, Shiho Akita has a winning percentage of 62.07%, which is notably higher than Su Jeong Jang's 37.04%.
• Best surface statistics reveal that Su Jeong Jang excels on clay with a 67% win rate, while Shiho Akita performs best on grass with the same 67% win rate. Their worst surface performances are on grass for Jang (56%) and I.hard for Akita (42%).
• Evaluating the competition level, Shiho Akita has excelled in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 61.22% of matches, whereas Su Jeong Jang has managed 39.13% wins in the same category.
• Head-to-head encounters are dominated by Akita, who has won all 3 past matches against Su Jeong Jang, taking 6 of the 8 sets played.
• Matches between these players last, on average, 1 hour and 41 minutes.
• In terms of opponent quality, Su Jeong Jang's competitors have averaged a ranking of 306.44, compared to Akita's slightly lower average opponent rank of 374.5.
• Should this match reach a deciding set, Shiho Akita holds a slight edge, having won 67% of such scenarios over the past year against Jang's 60%.

Editorial Prediction (October 4, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming clash between Su Jeong Jang and Shiho Akita presents an intriguing face-off, with distinct differences in their recent performances.

Su Jeong Jang demonstrates a stronger second serve and returns game, offering her a tactical advantage in rallies. However, Shiho Akita's ability to save breakpoints under pressure could be crucial in pivotal moments.

While Jang excels on clay, this match's surface isn't specified, reducing her potential advantage. Akita's consistent history of outperforming Jang in head-to-head matchups and her superior win percentage in the past year highlight her as a formidable opponent.

Factoring in Shiho Akita's higher success rate across multiple parameters and their historical dominance in their personal encounters, Akita is most likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.