Taym Alazmeh vs Kenta Miyoshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Taym Alazmeh has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.27% of his points, compared to Kenta Miyoshi's 43.63%.
• When it comes to returning, Alazmeh has been more effective, securing 54.98% of opponents' second serve points and 29.75% on first serve returns, while Miyoshi has lower percentages of 50.00% and 26.17%, respectively.
• Can Miyoshi rely on his ability to handle pressure? He has marginally outperformed Alazmeh in terms of saving breakpoints, with a rate of 52.96% against Alazmeh's 51.82%.
• Over the past year, Alazmeh has demonstrated greater overall success by winning 60.71% of his matches versus Miyoshi's 51.61%.
• Alazmeh's best surface is indoor hard, with a win rate of 71%. In contrast, Miyoshi excels on clay, also with a 71% win rate.
• Considering the level of competition, Alazmeh usually competes in lower-tier events, winning 54.17% of his matches, while Miyoshi plays in slightly higher-tier events, securing victory in 50.00% of them.
• Alazmeh has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 222.57, compared to Miyoshi's average of 384.74.
• Is the deciding set likely to be Miyoshi's stronghold? He has a higher success rate in deciding sets, winning 38%, whereas Alazmeh has won only 25% of them.
• During break point scenarios, Miyoshi is more proficient, converting 33.12% of opportunities, compared to Alazmeh's 27.88%.

Editorial Prediction (November 14, 2025, UTC):

In their upcoming match, Taym Alazmeh displays a stronger second-serving and returning game, providing him a slight edge in these categories over Kenta Miyoshi. His proficiency in such stats often correlates with match victory.

However, Miyoshi's ability to handle pressure by saving more breakpoints and his superior performance in deciding sets poses a potential threat, particularly in closely contested moments.

While both players share success on their preferred surfaces, Alazmeh's exposure to higher-ranking opponents suggests broader experience against formidable competition, which might prove advantageous.

Considering both players' current form and statistical data, Taym Alazmeh emerges as the likely favorite to win this match, primarily due to his edge in return statistics and overall recent performance.