Shintaro Imai vs Congsup Congcar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the arena of second serves, Congcar has been more generous with victory points, securing just 40.91%, while Imai sneaks ahead with a winning rate of 42.01%. When it comes to return games, it's a tale of two stories: Congcar manages to seize 40% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Imai pounces on a remarkable 50.41%. Interestingly, for first serve returns, it's Congcar with 25.71% and Imai with 23.17%, leaving us with quite the matchup dilemma.

Facing off against breakpoints, Congcar channels their inner Houdini only 20% of the time, in contrast to Imai, who seems to have magician-level escape skills, defusing 57.89% of those pressure situations. And if we look at wins and losses over the last year, poor Congcar has yet to crack the scoreboard, sitting at 0% (W/L 0/1), while Imai has been the star of the show with a solid 58% (W/L 29/21).

Turn to the beloved subject of surfaces, and Congcar would likely reply, "What's clay got to do with it?" triumphing only 0% over the grainy surface. Their spirits perk up slightly on hard courts, showcasing a 43% win rate. Meanwhile, our clay-loving pugilist Imai delights in an 80% win record but stumbles a bit on the grassy fields with a 60% win rate.

On the stage of tournament levels, both players danced it out largely in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Congcar, with the energy of a sloth, snatched precisely 0% W/L 0/1, while Imai did a victory lap with a 69.44% (W/L 25/11). When comparing such stats, the thumb rule is to remember the tournaments they're coming from, as form can be as misleading as a chameleon on plaid.

Head-to-head narratives are equally thrilling: The grand total of 1 match saw Congcar falling short, with Imai emerging victorious. Congcar's set count reads zero while Imai bagged two neatly wrapped wins. Their last tango in Thailand F 4 (Hua Hin) resulted in another tally for Imai at 6-4, 6-3. Moreover, in crucial moments, neither player has indulged in tiebreak drama or did they endure a deciding set tennis war.

Spotlighting opponent quality, Imai turns heads having faced adversaries with an average rank of 536.56, leaving Congcar to entertain ghosts from the amateur league with an average rank of a grand zero. Should the current match see daylight into a deciding set, Congcar remains a no-show historically, while Imai clinches 28% of these cliffhangers.

Rounding all the analysis, when it comes to breakpoint conversion during recent outings, Congcar's conversion reads like a magic trick gone wrong at 0%, while Imai's suitcase of illusions is seemingly loaded with efficiency, marking 31.68%. All quibbles aside, it's only fair to foresee Imai stepping out as the victor, based on these stats that slyly dictate the story of their impending tennis clash. Let's prepare for a match with plenty of grins and grunts, and may the odds favor the statistically superior!