Yuta Tomida vs Daisuke Sumizawa Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Daisuke Sumizawa has an edge with a win rate of 44.17% compared to Yuta Tomida's 42.09%, indicating better resilience in game strategies.
• In return games, Sumizawa outperforms Tomida, winning 43.47% of opponents' second serve points against Tomida's 41.46%, suggesting stronger defensive play.
• However, Tomida excels slightly in returning first serves, achieving 27.28% over Sumizawa's 26.58%, potentially giving him a break advantage.
• Under pressure, Tomida has a higher breakpoint save rate at 49.59%, compared to Sumizawa's 42.93%, making Tomida potentially more clutch in critical moments.
• Both players show overall similar match success rates over the past year with Tomida winning 62.69% and Sumizawa 61.67% of their matches, a minor difference at this level of play.
• On the indoor hard court surface, both players have similar career win rates with Tomida at 63% and Sumizawa also at 63%, making surface impact negligible.
• Sumizawa and Tomida have largely played Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, providing similar levels of competition exposure.
• When it comes to opponent quality, Tomida has faced more challenging opponents, with an average rank of 272.27, compared to Sumizawa facing opponents averaging 343.3, giving Tomida more experience against higher-ranked players.
• In deciding sets, both players have an equal performance, winning 50%, which suggests a balanced encounter if the match extends to this point.

Editorial Prediction (October 23, 2025, UTC):

Daisuke Sumizawa and Yuta Tomida head into this match with close performance metrics in several key areas. Sumizawa has a slight edge in recent second serve and return game stats, indicating potential advantages in rally scenarios.

On the other hand, Yuta Tomida shows resilience in pressure situations, demonstrated by his superior breakpoint save percentage. His experience against tougher-ranked opponents could give him an additional edge in adaptive play styles.

Considering the marginally higher winning percentage over the last year and his ability to handle high-pressure moments, Yuta Tomida is more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming tennis match.