Shintaro Mochizuki vs Johannus Monday Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does recent second serve performance compare? Monday wins 50.96% of points on their second serve, outperforming Mochizuki's 41.31%.
• What about return game stats? Mochizuki excels, winning 48.68% of second serve return points, compared to Monday's 38.65%.
• In first serve returns, Mochizuki again leads with 30.18%, while Monday has 22.67%.
• Under pressure, Monday saves 57.75% of breakpoints, slightly ahead of Mochizuki's 50.5%.
• Overall match success in the last year shows Monday winning 77.14% of matches, whereas Mochizuki has a 50% win rate.
• Surface preference shows Monday excels on Hard courts with a 72% win rate, while Mochizuki performs best on Clay at 58%.
• Regarding tournament levels, Monday has a dominant win rate at Futures/Satellites ITF $10K with 88.64%, whereas Mochizuki competes more at Challengers ITF > $10K with a 55.32% win rate.
• In terms of opponent strength, Monday faces players with an average rank of 396.39, compared to Mochizuki's average opponent rank of 274.
• When matches reach a deciding set, Monday prevails 74% of the time, more than Mochizuki at 55%.
• In breakpoint conversion, Mochizuki edges out with 34.88%, over Monday's 20.91%.

Editorial Prediction (June 12, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming match, several key statistics offer insight into potential outcomes. Monday's proficiency on second serve and their ability to save breakpoints provide a solid foundation for their performance.

However, Mochizuki shines in return games, particularly on the first serve, suggesting a competitive edge in regaining control during rallies.

The overall match win percentage and impressive record in deciding sets tilt the odds slightly in favor of Monday. Nevertheless, the level of opponents and higher tournament pressures Mochizuki withstands may play a significant role.

Taking into account these factors, Monday is favored to win this upcoming match, although Mochizuki's capabilities cannot be underestimated.