Taketo Takamisawa vs Shu Muto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Muto and Takamisawa compare in second serve performance? Muto has won 43.3% of points, slightly less than Takamisawa at 43.85%.
• Analyzing return game stats, Muto has a slight edge, winning 44.49% of second serve return points compared to Takamisawa’s 43.59%.
• In terms of first serve return stats, Muto leads significantly at 33.1% versus Takamisawa's 28.28%, suggesting an edge in return games.
• Under pressure, Muto saves 50.59% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Takamisawa at 49.38%.
• Over the past year, Muto has a higher match win percentage, achieving 57.58%, whereas Takamisawa has secured 54.29%.
• Muto excels on Hard courts, with a 58% win rate, while Takamisawa's best surface is Clay, with a 47% win rate.
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, Muto has a 57.58% win rate, slightly higher than Takamisawa's 55.88%.
• Muto has faced stronger competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 121.27 compared to Takamisawa's 234.17.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, both players have won 33% of such scenarios, indicating a balanced performance.
• For break point conversion, Muto has been more effective, converting 39.29% of opportunities, compared to Takamisawa’s 35.29%.

Editorial Prediction (September 15, 2025, UTC):

Recent stats indicate that Muto has a slight edge over Takamisawa, particularly in crucial areas such as first serve return effectiveness and break point conversion.

While both players have shown similar strengths in saving breakpoints, Muto's performance against higher-ranking opponents gives them a strategic advantage.

Hard court being Muto's best surface further bolsters her chances in this matchup compared to Takamisawa, who fares better on Clay.

Based on these evaluations, Muto is the likely winner of the upcoming match against Takamisawa, possessing a stronger all-around recent form and ability to navigate high-pressure points better.