Sora Fukuda vs Digvijaypratap Singh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Singh outperformed Fukuda in second serve points, winning 45.74% compared to Fukuda’s 42.64%. Does this give Singh an edge in service games?
• Fukuda edges out Singh in returning, capturing 46.66% of opponent’s second serves versus Singh's 44.52%.
• On first serve return points, Fukuda again outperforms Singh, scoring 26.51% compared to 23.26%.
• Under pressure, Singh is stronger, having saved 64.06% of breakpoints compared to Fukuda's 55%.
• Over the past year, Fukuda's win rate stands at 61.11%, notably higher than Singh's 50%.
• Both players excel on clay surfaces; Fukuda has a 72% win rate while Singh holds 57%.
• Comparative experiences show Fukuda competes at a slightly higher average level regarding opponent rankings, with Singh facing slightly lower-ranked players.
• Fukuda won their only head-to-head match convincingly, registering a straight-sets victory.
• Break point conversion shows Fukuda taking advantage more effectively (26.46%) than Singh (21.98%).

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit specific strengths, with Singh slightly edging Fukuda in second serve points. However, Fukuda demonstrates a lead in return games and break point conversions.

Although Singh shows resilience under pressure, Fukuda has a track record of better match win rates and superior performance against higher-ranked opponents.

Historically, Fukuda triumphing in their direct head-to-head encounter gives them a psychological advantage going into this match.

Considering these comparative statistics and recent trends, Fukuda appears to have the upper hand and is likely to be favored to win the upcoming match.