Takuya Kumasaka vs Tsung-Hao Huang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the upcoming tennis match between Kumasaka and Huang, several statistics provide valuable insights for predicting the outcome. When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Kumasaka has won 43.75% of points on their second serve compared to Huang's 38.18%. This figure is significant as it often correlates with match prediction accuracy.

In terms of return game capabilities, Kumasaka has achieved a win rate of 45.53% on opponent's second serve points, while Huang edges out slightly higher at 46.95%. For first serve returns, their win percentages are close, with Kumasaka at 30.17% and Huang at 31.07%. Such return stats provide a deeper understanding of which player might be favored in head-to-head engagements.

Analyzing performance under pressure, Kumasaka has saved 50.69% of breakpoints, compared to Huang's 49.04%. This metric is crucial for in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Kumasaka has converted 34.03% of breakpoint opportunities, whereas Huang has a higher conversion rate of 42%.

Reflecting on their overall performance over the last year, Kumasaka has won 60.71% of his matches, holding a win-loss record of 34/22, whereas Huang has won 43.4%, with a 23/30 record. Surface-wise, both players perform best on Hard courts, with win rates of 58% for Kumasaka and 55% for Huang.

The players have previously faced each other twice, each securing one victory. In their last encounter at the M 25 Hong Kong, Kumasaka defeated Huang 1-6, 6-2, 6-1. In these head-to-head matchups, they have evenly split the six sets played. Both players have shown similar performance under extreme pressure, evident as each has claimed one win in deciding sets against the other.

Considering opponent quality, over the last 12 months, Kumasaka has competed against opponents with an average rank of 142.43, significantly higher compared to Huang's average opponent rank of 394.55. Deciding set performance across all matches favors Kumasaka slightly, with a win rate of 53%, while Huang has a 47% win rate in these situations.

With these varied aspects considered, Kumasaka emerges as a strong candidate to win the upcoming match against Huang. The statistics suggest a slightly more consistent performance level and an ability to handle high-pressure situations effectively.