Takuya Kumasaka vs Thanaphat Boosarawongse Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Kumasaka has displayed stronger second serve performance, winning 42.06% of points, compared to Boosarawongse's 25%.
• Regarding return games, Kumasaka has a higher win percentage on opponents' second serves at 46.35%, whereas Boosarawongse stands at 40%.
• Yet, Boosarawongse excels in returning first serves, winning 35.29%, while Kumasaka manages 28.91%.
• How do they perform under pressure? Boosarawongse saved 50% of breakpoints; Kumasaka closely follows with 49.06% saved.
• In match outcomes over the past year, Kumasaka boasts a 64.15% win rate, leading Boosarawongse's 57.14%.
• Surface preference highlights Kumasaka's prowess on Hard courts with a 59% win rate, while Boosarawongse shines on Clay with 75% wins.
• Both primarily compete in ITF $10K tournaments. However, Boosarawongse wins 80% of these matches, slightly surpassing Kumasaka's 70.73%.
• Which player faces tougher opponents? Boosarawongse contends with higher-ranked opponents, averaging rank 212.71, whereas Kumasaka's opponents average 521.6.
• In deciding sets, Kumasaka stands strong with a 57% win rate. Boosarawongse has yet to win a deciding set recently.
• Looking at breakpoint conversions recently, Kumasaka converts at 48.72%, much higher than Boosarawongse's 25% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

Reviewing recent performance statistics, Kumasaka exhibits a superior second serve success rate, winning 42.06% of points compared to Boosarawongse’s 25%. Strong second serve performance has historically correlated with match wins, suggesting Kumasaka could hold an edge.

Kumasaka also excels in second serve returns, winning 46.35% of such points, slightly favoring them over Boosarawongse, who achieves 40%. However, Boosarawongse leads in first serve returns, which could influence initial match momentum.

Although Boosarawongse fares better under pressure, saving 50% of breakpoints, the difference with Kumasaka is marginal. Kumasaka's higher match win rate over the past year and performance on hard courts further contribute to their perceived advantage.

Notably, in deciding sets, Kumasaka’s ability to secure 57% victories starkly contrasts Boosarawongse’s struggles, having not won a deciding set lately. Such data is crucial in predicting potential match outcomes if it reaches a tense finish.

Factoring all statistical insights, Kumasaka emerges as the likely winner in this matchup, with consistent strengths in service and return games complemented by decisive set resilience.