Shunsuke Mitsui vs Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who's stronger on the second serve recently? Trongcharoenchaikul edges out Mitsui slightly, winning 43.74% compared to Mitsui's 42.75%.
• Return games reveal a similar contest. Trongcharoenchaikul wins 45.67% of second serve points from their opponents, marginally better than Mitsui’s 45.22%.
• What about first serve returns? Mitsui shows stronger performance, securing 25.29% of those points, whereas Trongcharoenchaikul wins only 22.14%.
• Under pressure, who saves breakpoints more effectively? Trongcharoenchaikul saves 53.27%, superior to Mitsui’s 36.84%.
• In terms of match victories over the past year, Mitsui holds a better win percentage, achieving 60%, compared to Trongcharoenchaikul's 46.55%.
• Considering surface preferences, Mitsui excels on Indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, while Trongcharoenchaikul shows strength on clay with a 56% win percentage.
• Both players experience different competitive levels, with Mitsui winning 66.67% in lower-tier tournaments, outperforming Trongcharoenchaikul's 48.89% win rate in similar events.
• Who's played against tougher opponents? Mitsui's opponents have an average rank of 275.7, tougher compared to Trongcharoenchaikul’s at 423.43.
• In deciding sets, Trongcharoenchaikul’s performance stands out, winning 31% of them, whereas Mitsui has not secured any deciding set victory in the last year.
• With break point conversion rates, Trongcharoenchaikul is more effective, converting 29% of opportunities compared to Mitsui’s 22.73%.

Editorial Prediction (June 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Mitsui and Trongcharoenchaikul promises a competitive display, with both players showcasing distinct strengths and recent trends favoring different aspects of the game.

Trongcharoenchaikul's marginally better second serve points won and his stronger performance in saving breakpoints suggest a solid ability to handle pressure, an important factor in any match.

Mitsui, on the other hand, displays an advantage in first serve returns and has faced tougher opponents on average, which could equip him with the resilience necessary in high-stakes situations.

Surface preference may factor significantly, with Mitsui's Indoor hardcourt prowess potentially offsetting Trongcharoenchaikul's greater affinity for clay. However, on average, Mitsui still has an overall slightly better record on a variety of surfaces.

While both competitors will bring their best, Trongcharoenchaikul's breakpoint conversion and deciding set performance lend him a slight edge in close scenarios.

Overall, based on these statistics and trends, Trongcharoenchaikul appears more likely to secure victory in this head-to-head matchup.