Yexin Ma vs Ayumi Koshiishi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When considering second serve performance over the past six months, Koshiishi has claimed 38.51% of points from their second serve compared to Ma's 38.01%. Return game statistics indicate Koshiishi has won 51.56% of their opponents' second serve points, with Ma achieving 45.83% in this category. Regarding first serve returns, Ma slightly outshines Koshiishi with percentages of 35.6% to 34.66% respectively, a crucial factor in determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

In analyzing their performance under pressure, Koshiishi has saved 45.87% of breakpoints while Ma has achieved a higher breakpoint save percentage of 50.19%, making this a key statistic for in-game betting considerations. Over the last year, Koshiishi has demonstrated a more consistent performance overall, winning 62.5% of matches, while Ma's win percentage is 40.98%. This provides a strong predictive edge towards Koshiishi in their head-to-head records. Koshiishi's career best surface performance is on Hard courts with a win percentage of 65%, whereas Ma shows their preference for Clay with a 56% win rate in their career statistics.

Their direct head-to-head encounters reveal that Koshiishi has won the single match they played against Ma with a result of 6-4, 6-3 in Goyang in 2018. Notably, the historical match data shows an average match duration of 1:53:0, and they have yet to engage in a deciding set or tiebreak, making these untested areas in their rivalry. Examining the level of competition faced, Koshiishi has competed against opponents averaging a rank of 412.6, while Ma has faced those averaging 337.13.

Furthermore, looking at recent break point performance, Koshiishi has converted 45.81% of opportunities, slightly ahead of Ma's 43.31%. This insight is particularly useful for predicting outcomes during breakpoint scenarios. In deciding sets over the last year against all players, Koshiishi has an advantage with a 62% win rate compared to Ma's 42%. This set of data coherently points to Koshiishi as the statistical favorite to win the upcoming match, based on their superior historical head-to-head record and recent form.