Andres Andrade vs Kenta Miyoshi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Andrade's second serve performance compare to Miyoshi's in recent form? Andrade has won 44.79% of points on their second serve, while Miyoshi has secured 56.52%.
• In terms of return game stats, Andrade has won 47.96% of their opponent's second serve points. Conversely, Miyoshi has performed stronger with 58.33%.
• Andrade's return stats for first serves stand at 30.52%, trailing behind Miyoshi's 46.43%.
• In pressure scenarios, Andrade has managed to save 53.17% of breakpoints, whereas Miyoshi has a superior saving rate of 75%.
• Over the previous year, Andrade has achieved a 51.85% win rate, while Miyoshi boasts a higher rate of 67.65%.
• Both players have their best career surface win percentage on clay; Andrade at 64% and Miyoshi at 71%.
• In the last year, Andrade primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with a 46.34% win rate, while Miyoshi played in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 68% of her matches.
• Andrade has faced opponents with an average ranking of 282.39, compared to Miyoshi who played against those ranked around 370.79.
• If this match progresses to a deciding set, Andrade's win percentage stands at 44%, whereas Miyoshi's is higher at 56%.
• What is the break point conversion for these players? Andrade has converted 34.07% of breakpoints, while Miyoshi has a conversion rate of 50%, indicating a stronger ability to capitalize on opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 22, 2025, UTC):

Miyoshi's superior second serve performance and return game stats suggest an edge over Andrade. Her ability to win a higher percentage of opponent's serves, especially on both first and second serves, contributes to a potential advantage.

Miyoshi's higher win rate under pressure, demonstrated by her breakpoint saving capability, further strengthens her position. Additionally, her historical performance on clay, the best surface for both players, positions her favorably.

While Andrade has experience competing against higher-ranked opponents, Miyoshi's win rates and play in potentially more challenging event levels make her a strong contender.

Considering all these factors, including Miyoshi's higher performance in deciding sets and better break point conversion, she appears to be the likely winner in the upcoming match.