Yu Tanaka vs Yuichiro Inui Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Inui and Tanaka compare on second serve performance recently? Tanaka has a significant edge, with 47.1% of points won on their second serve, compared to Inui's 39.81%.
• In terms of return game stats, Tanaka also leads, winning 47.2% of opponent's second serve points, while Inui managed 40.61%. On the first serve return, Tanaka leads with 30.41% compared to Inui's 23.41%.
• How do they handle pressure? Inui has saved 58.68% of breakpoints, showing resilience, in contrast to Tanaka's 45.71%.
• Overall performance over the last year heavily favors Tanaka, who has won 71.43% of their matches, whereas Inui has won just 48.15%.
• Examining playing surfaces, Tanaka excels on Clay with a 100% win rate, although they struggle less on Hard courts compared to Inui, who has a 50% win rate on I.hard but only 20% on Grass.
• Both players typically participate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, but Tanaka's win rate in these events is notably higher at 71.43%, versus Inui's 48.15%.
• Who has faced stronger opponents? Over the past year, Tanaka's opponents have had an average rank of 101.93, substantially higher than Inui's 212.78.
• If the match were to reach a deciding set, Tanaka has the advantage, having won 50% of their deciding sets compared to Inui's 40%.
• Breaking down breakpoint conversion, Tanaka edges Inui with a 34.29% conversion rate over Inui's 31.11%.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performance trends and statistical indicators, Tanaka appears to have a slight but distinct advantage over Inui in several key areas. Tanaka's superior outcomes in recent second serve points and return games suggest a more consistent and potent overall game strategy.

While Inui demonstrates strong performance under pressure with a higher breakpoint-saving rate, the comprehensive comparison of match win rates over the past year and the strength of opponents faced tilt the scales towards Tanaka.

Furthermore, Tanaka's higher aptitude in deciding sets could be crucial if this match goes the distance. Considering these factors, Tanaka is the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in the impending tennis match.