Tyler Zink vs Shunsuke Mitsui Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Tyler Zink has a slight edge in second serve points won, with a rate of 45.20% compared to 43.29% for Shunsuke Mitsui. Could this difference be decisive?
• When it comes to return game, Shunsuke Mitsui excels on opponent's second serves with a winning percentage of 46.43%, whereas Tyler Zink captures 44.53%.
• In first serve returns, Mitsui again has a slight advantage with 26.86% over Zink's 25.64%.
• Under pressure, Tyler has a higher breakpoint save rate at 56.60%, compared to Mitsui's 53.09%.
• Looking at overall match performance in the last year, Mitsui seems stronger with a win rate of 76.32%, as opposed to Zink's 53.73%.
• Analyzing surface preferences, Zink performs best on Clay at 57%, while Mitsui's best is on Indoor Hard at the same 57% rate. On grass, however, Zink is much weaker, winning only 50% of matches.
• At the Challenger/ITF level, Zink has played most often, securing wins in only 44.74% of matches, whereas Mitsui has shone in Futures/ITF, winning 74.19%.
• Direct head-to-head clashes favor Mitsui, as he won the only encounter convincingly in straight sets.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Mitsui has again performed better, winning 64% compared to Zink's 53%.
• Opponent strength varies, with Zink typically facing higher-ranked adversaries, averaging a rank of 323.7 compared to Mitsui's 378.55.

Editorial Prediction (November 11, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Tyler Zink and Shunsuke Mitsui promises an intriguing contest, particularly given the statistics. While Zink has shown some strengths, such as a higher breakpoint save rate and a slightly better second serve points win rate recently, Mitsui displays greater success overall.

Mitsui has a consistent record on returns, particularly against second serves. In addition, his overall match performance over the past year demonstrates significant dominance with a far higher win percentage.

Considering their past head-to-head result, Mitsui's sole victory was decisive. Moreover, his experience against slightly lower-ranked opponents might provide a competitive edge.

Given these factors, Shunsuke Mitsui is the more likely winner for this upcoming encounter.