Yuto Oki vs Hikaru Shiraishi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On second serve performance, Oki edges slightly ahead, winning 43.92% of points, compared to Shiraishi's 43.23%.
• In terms of return game efficiency, Oki excels on second serves, winning 50.32% of points, whereas Shiraishi achieves 43.37%.
• Evaluating first serve returns, Oki also leads with 31.57% success rate over Shiraishi's 29%.
• Under pressure, Oki is more effective, saving 55.81% of breakpoints compared to Shiraishi's 48.94%.
• Overall match performance over the past year shows Shiraishi winning 53.45% while Oki manages 51.61% of their matches.
• Both players perform best on clay, each with a 71% win rate, with their critical weaknesses on different surfaces for Oki it is hard courts while for Shiraishi it is indoor hard courts.
• At the player level, Shiraishi shows stronger results in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 60.53%, compared to Oki's 51.61%.
• Shiraishi holds a head-to-head advantage, winning their only match against Oki in straight sets.
• When considering match duration, their previous encounter averaged 1:23:52 in total play time.
• There have been no tiebreaks or deciding sets in their head-to-head meetings, suggesting straightforward victories.
• Oki has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 371.35, while Shiraishi's opponents averaged a rank of 488.9.
• If the match goes the distance, Shiraishi has a slight edge having won 61% of deciding sets compared to Oki's 56%.
• In converting break points, Shiraishi again excels with 38.31%, surpassing Oki's 29.7% effectiveness.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

When examining recent performances, Oki has a narrow lead in second serve proficiency, highlighting their importance in serving strategy.

Shiraishi, however, has consistently shown superior match results over the past year, with a more impressive win rate in their respective player level competitions.

Despite Oki’s slightly better record in returns, their previous match history reflects Shiraishi’s dominance in head-to-head play, demonstrated by a decisive victory in their last encounter.

While both excel on clay, the upcoming match surfaces may favor Shiraishi, given Oki’s struggles on hard courts.

Considering all factors, including Shiraishi's edge in break point conversion and head-to-head record, Shiraishi is the likely candidate to win the upcoming match.