Yuki Naito vs Alina Granwehr Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Granwehr slightly leads with a win percentage of 37.36% compared to Naito’s 36.35%.
• Naito exhibits stronger return game stats, particularly on second serves, winning 58.5% of points against opponents compared to Granwehr's 48.81%.
• In handling first serves, Naito leads with a 38.46% success rate against opponents, while Granwehr trails at 33.72%.
• When under pressure, Granwehr appears more adept at saving breakpoints, achieving a 46.07% success rate compared to Naito’s 38.74%.
• Over the past year, Granwehr has a significantly higher match win rate at 70.73%, compared to Naito’s 54.69%.
• Analyzing surface-based performance, Naito excels on clay with a 64% win rate, while Granwehr finds strength on hard courts, winning 64% of matches.
• Are lower tournament levels impacting these statistics? Granwehr has been more successful in lower-level tournaments, boasting a 74.36% win rate compared to Naito's 46.51% in slightly higher-tier events.
• In terms of opponent quality, both players have faced competitors with a comparable average rank, around 455-458.
• In deciding sets, Granwehr exhibits superior resilience, winning 67% whereas Naito manages only 33%.
• Both players have similar break point conversion rates, with Naito at 44.09% and Granwehr close behind at 43.06%.

Editorial Prediction (July 1, 2025, UTC):

Granwehr holds a slight edge in second serve performance, indicating stronger initial rally capabilities when under pressure.

Naito’s ability to return serves more effectively gives them a strategic advantage, particularly against second serves.

Granwehr outperforms Naito in pivotal moments, saving a higher percentage of break points and prevailing in deciding sets more frequently.

The context of their tournament engagements shows Granwehr succeeding in lower-tier competitions, suggesting confidence and adaptive play.

The overall match experience gives Granwehr a notable advantage with a higher win percentage over the past year.

Considering these factors, Granwehr appears more likely to win the upcoming match based on superior mental fortitude and recent form.