Shu Matsuoka vs Jesse Delaney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve: Delaney has an edge with a 43.03% win rate on second serve points compared to Matsuoka's 41.91%. Could this be a key factor?
• Return Game: Matsuoka excels, winning 49.49% of opponent second serve points, while Delaney wins 41.16%.
• First Serve Returns: Delaney is stronger, winning 28.7%, with Matsuoka slightly lower at 23.97%.
• Under Pressure: Matsuoka shows resilience, saving 75% of breakpoints, while Delaney saves 43.31%.
• Win Rate: Over the last year, Matsuoka has a better win rate of 53.85% compared to Delaney's 32.65%.
• Best Surface: Delaney prefers clay, winning 52%, while Matsuoka performs better on indoor hard courts at 56%.
• Level of Play: Both compete mostly at the Futures/ITF $10K level, but Matsuoka wins 53.85% of these matches compared to Delaney's 34.15%.
• Opponent Quality: Matsuoka competes against higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 262.85, compared to Delaney's 526.45.
• Deciding Sets: Delaney has won 31% of deciding sets recently, a crucial point if the match is tight, while Matsuoka has not won any.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Matsuoka holds a slight lead, converting 36.36% of breakpoints compared to Delaney's 33.33%.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

Matsuoka demonstrates stronger performance in return games and pressure scenarios, vital in determining match outcomes.

With an impressive breakpoint save rate and higher win percentage over the past year, Matsuoka exhibits consistency and competitive edge.

Given Matsuoka's superior performance metrics and experience against higher-ranked opponents, he is likely to emerge victorious in this competitive encounter.