Yekaterina Dmitrichenko vs Honori Koyama Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Koyama has a considerable advantage on the second serve, winning 35.5% of points recently, compared to Dmitrichenko's 0%. Why is this significant? Because second serve success often correlates with match outcomes.
• How effective are they at returning serves? Koyama excels, winning 55.41% of second serve returns and 35.21% of first serve returns. Dmitrichenko, on the other hand, has struggled with a 0% success rate in both areas.
• When under pressure, specifically in saving breakpoints, Koyama is quite strong, saving 45.11% recently, whereas Dmitrichenko has yet to save any.
• Looking at overall performance, Koyama managed a 54.76% win rate in matches over the past year. Dmitrichenko, unfortunately, did not secure any match wins.
• Koyama's preferred surface is Hard courts with a career win rate of 51%. Dmitrichenko favors Clay, although with a slightly lower win rate of 47%.
• Koyama mainly competes in the $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF level tournaments, achieving a 56.41% win rate. Dmitrichenko has not won any matches in this tier.
• In terms of opponent difficulty, Koyama has faced players with an average ranking of 130.52. Dmitrichenko hasn't competed enough to establish a comparable ranking average.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Koyama holds a strong 64% win rate, while Dmitrichenko has yet to win any deciding sets.
• An important in-game statistic is break point conversion where Koyama leads with a 37.5% success rate, compared to Dmitrichenko's 0%.

Editorial Prediction (August 6, 2025, UTC):

Koyama's comprehensive skill set gives them the upper hand in this matchup. Their success in second serve points and breakpoint opportunities suggests a readiness to capitalize on weaknesses in Dmitrichenko’s game.

Both players exhibit different strengths on their preferred surfaces, but Koyama’s consistency across most metrics favors them significantly, especially under pressure circumstances.

Dmitrichenko's lack of wins and experiences in recent months, especially in key performance areas, places them at a disadvantage.

Considering these factors and recent trends, Koyama is the strong favorite to win the upcoming tennis match.