Henrique Rocha vs Kokoro Isomura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How is Henrique Rocha performing on his second serve recently? He has won 44.69% of his second serve points in the past 6 months, slightly leading Kokoro Isomura, who has achieved 43.66%.
• In terms of return game statistics recently, Kokoro Isomura has been more successful, capturing 50.59% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Henrique Rocha's 46.56%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Henrique Rocha has a slight edge, winning 28.25% compared to 26.48% by Kokoro Isomura.
• How do they handle pressure? Henrique Rocha has managed to save 52.77% of breakpoints, just surpassing Kokoro Isomura who saved 51.46%.
• In overall performance over the last year, Kokoro Isomura has a better win rate at 55.22%, while Henrique Rocha stands at 51.56%.
• Analyzing their best surfaces, Henrique Rocha excels on Hard courts with a 65% win percentage, whereas Kokoro Isomura is strongest on I.hard surfaces, also winning 65%.
• At the player level, Henrique Rocha competes mostly in Challengers/ITF >$10K, winning 47.83%, and Kokoro Isomura mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K with a win rate of 52.63%.
• Henrique Rocha has faced tougher opponents in the last 12 months with an average opponent rank of 258.27, compared to Kokoro Isomura's 424.96.
• If the match enters a deciding set, Kokoro Isomura has a higher win rate, succeeding in 55% of such sets compared to Henrique Rocha's 48%.
• To predict final outcomes, reviewing current event stats and specific historical event performances is crucial.

Editorial Prediction (November 3, 2025, UTC):

Henrique Rocha appears to have a slight advantage when it comes to second serve performance, which could be crucial in determining the outcome. His marginally better breakpoint-saving ability under pressure further strengthens his position.

However, Kokoro Isomura demonstrates superior skills in the return game, particularly in winning against opponents' second serves. This capability could help him capitalize on Rocha's possible weaknesses.

Isomura's higher match win percentage over the past year and better deciding set statistics provide an edge when the competition becomes intense.

The quality of opponents each player has faced is notably different, with Rocha competing against more highly-ranked players. This experience might prepare him better for higher-level matches.

Ultimately, the prediction leans slightly towards Kokoro Isomura as the likely victor; his proficiency in returning games and consistent performance under high stakes seem to tip the scales in his favor.