Yasutaka Uchiyama vs Chun Hsin Tseng Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Tseng has secured 44.26% of the points, whereas Uchiyama has achieved a slightly better 47%. This statistic is crucial for predicting match outcomes. When comparing how players handle breakpoints under pressure, Tseng has successfully saved 58.33% of them, closely followed by Uchiyama's 56.98%, making this a useful metric for in-game predictions.

The statistics for return games show Tseng winning 46.73% of opponents' second serve points, outmatching Uchiyama's 42.44%. In terms of first serve returns, Tseng leads slightly again with a success rate of 24.55% compared to Uchiyama's 22.31%, which can be indicative of the player favored in direct matchups.

In the last year, Tseng's match-winning percentage stands at 58.67% (W/L 44/31), compared to Uchiyama's 52.73% (W/L 29/26), providing an overall perspective on head-to-head predictions. Tseng exhibits a career-best surface win rate on Clay at 62% and has yet to find success on Grass with a 0% win rate. In contrast, Uchiyama excels on Hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Grass remains his least favorable with 36%.

Regarding player levels, Tseng has predominantly competed in Challenger/ITF tournaments over the past year, achieving a winning rate of 67.92% (W/L 36/17), while Uchiyama holds a 57.58% success rate (W/L 19/14) in similar tiers. The quality of opponents also differs, with Tseng facing players of an average rank of 260.25, whereas Uchiyama's average opponent rank is 221.85.

Tseng and Uchiyama have encountered each other once before in a head-to-head match, which Tseng won. The match was held at the Shanghai Rolex Masters, resulting in a 7-6(4) 4-6 6-3 victory for Tseng. The average duration of their past contest is 2:39:2, indicating potential for closely contested encounters.

Their head-to-head matches reflect Tseng's superiority in pressure situations, as he has won the sole tiebreak encountered. In matches featuring a deciding set, Tseng boasts a 65% success rate over the past year, while Uchiyama stands at 62%. This becomes a key factor in predicting outcomes if they face a deciding set in their upcoming match.

Regarding break point conversions, in recent form, Tseng shows a conversion rate of 25.9%, closely matched by Uchiyama's 25.96%, making it an essential aspect of in-game betting when analyzing potential break opportunities. Combining these performance metrics and previous encounters suggests a slight edge towards Tseng for securing a victory in their upcoming match.