Stefan Adrian Andreescu vs Makoto Ochi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on second serves shows that Makoto Ochi won 40.32% of points, marginally outperforming Stefan Adrian Andreescu, who scored 39.27%. Could this give Ochi a slight edge?
• In return games, Andreescu is clearly stronger, capturing 49.63% of second serve points compared to Ochi's 34.38%. On first serve returns, Andreescu again leads with 34.25% over Ochi's 27.60%.
• Under pressure, both players are similar. Ochi has saved 49.55% of breakpoints, closely matched by Andreescu's 48.65%, indicating balanced resilience in critical moments.
• Overall, in the past year, Andreescu has a higher win rate at 61.18% compared to Ochi's 52.78%, suggesting consistent performance.
• Both players excel on clay with a win rate of 63%, but Andreescu had a poor record indoors, barely playing, whereas Ochi at least has some wins.
• When it comes to the level of competition, Andreescu faced slightly stronger opponents with an average rank of 327.58, compared to Ochi's 346.19.
• If it reaches a deciding set, Andreescu is slightly favored, winning 43% of such sets compared to Ochi's 38% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 15, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the recent performances of both Makoto Ochi and Stefan Adrian Andreescu, the outlook suggests a competitive match. While Ochi slightly edges out in second serve performance, Andreescu's superior return stats might prove decisive.

Additionally, Andreescu shows better overall match win rates and has consistently faced tougher opponents, which might have further sharpened his competitive edge.

The deciding factor could be Andreescu's reliability in tie-breaking scenarios, which provides him with a slight advantage should the match go the distance.

Based on these insights, Stefan Adrian Andreescu is the more likely victor in this upcoming encounter.