Yuta Kawahashi vs Noah Thurner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding second serve performance in the last six months, Noah Thurner has a slight edge, winning 42.44% of points compared to Yuta Kawahashi's 40.37%.
• Who is more effective in returning second serves? Yuta Kawahashi has a slight advantage over Noah Thurner, winning 46.29% versus Thurner's 44.22%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Yuta Kawahashi again shows better stats, winning 27.77% compared to Thurner's 24.65%.
• Both players are quite similar in saving breakpoints under pressure, with Thurner at 52.60% and Kawahashi at 52.73%.
• Looking at their match win percentages over the past year, Yuta Kawahashi edges out Thurner with 57.41% over Thurner's 54.55%.
• Noah Thurner's best surface is Hard, with a 46% win rate, while Yuta Kawahashi excels on Clay with the same winning percentage.
• In terms of player level, Kawahashi outshines Thurner in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 60.78% of matches compared to Thurner's 54.55%.
• On opponent quality, Thurner has faced a slightly higher caliber of competition, with an average opponent rank of 290.62 versus Kawahashi's 325.2.
• In deciding sets, Yuta Kawahashi performs better, winning 33% of such matches, while Noah Thurner wins 25%.
• Considering break-point conversion, both players are relatively close, but Yuta Kawahashi is marginally more efficient, converting 30.25% against Thurner's 28.95%.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

On analyzing the recent performances, both Noah Thurner and Yuta Kawahashi display strengths in certain areas, yet Kawahashi seems to have a slight overall edge.

While Thurner delivers stronger second serves, Kawahashi excels in returning both on first and second serves. This could prove pivotal in the upcoming match.

Kawahashi's advantage in deciding sets and break-point conversion indicates a resilient and opportunistic player under crucial moments.

Taking all these factors into account, Yuta Kawahashi appears to have the upper hand for the forthcoming match and is more likely to emerge victorious.