Shinji Hazawa vs Sora Fukuda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent performance, Hazawa has demonstrated a stronger second serve, winning 48.47% of points compared to Fukuda's 42.04%. This particular stat is known for its high correlation with match prediction accuracy. When it comes to return game stats, Hazawa has won 43.48% of opponents' second serve points in recent months, while Fukuda has a slight edge at 49.37%. For first serve returns, Hazawa stands at 29.57%, narrowly outperforming Fukuda's 27.54%. Both stats are valuable for establishing predictions for the head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Hazawa shows resilience, saving 56.67% of breakpoints, while Fukuda has managed to save 50.63%. This statistic is particularly insightful for live betting predictions. Over the last year, Hazawa has claimed victory in 51.16% of matches played, holding a win/loss record of 22/21. Fukuda, on the other hand, boasts a slightly better success rate at 57.14%, with a 12/9 record. These figures contribute to a comprehensive overview when predicting head-to-head outcomes.

In terms of surface preferences, Hazawa's best performances have been on hard courts, with a 59% win rate, whereas Fukuda excels on clay, winning 69% of matches. Both players struggle on indoor hard surfaces, with Hazawa winning 43% and Fukuda 58% of those matches, respectively. Analyzing their level of play, Hazawa has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, achieving a 51.43% match win rate. Conversely, Fukuda has gained a competitive edge with a 60% win rate in similar tournaments.

Their head-to-head history reveals Hazawa emerging victorious in their only previous encounter, winning 2 sets to 1. That match took place at the M 15 Kashiwa in 2019, where Hazawa defeated Fukuda 6-1, 5-7, 6-1 on a hard court. The average match time between them has been around 2 hours and 33 minutes. Noteworthy is Hazawa's ability to maintain focus in deciding sets, having won the only deciding set they've contested against each other. Against all players, Hazawa has a 30% win rate in deciding sets over the past 12 months, compared to Fukuda's 17%.

Regarding break point conversion, Hazawa holds an advantage, converting 34.94% of opportunities lately, ahead of Fukuda's 29.51%. Interestingly, neither player has won a tiebreak against each other, given there have been none in their shared history. Over the past year, Hazawa has faced opponents with an average rank of 117.67, slightly tougher than Fukuda's opponents, averaging a rank of 121.19. Taking these comprehensive statistics into account, Hazawa emerges as the likely winner in the upcoming match, based on their recent and historical performance metrics.