Hina Inoue vs Ho Ching Wu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of their second serve performance over the recent six months, Inoue has been ahead, securing 40.03% of points, compared to Wu's 37.47%. This statistic is crucial in forecasting match outcomes as it shows a strong correlation with prediction accuracy.

Examining return game statistics, Inoue has claimed victories in 52% of their opponent's second serve points, while Wu has excelled with a higher success rate of 59.43%. When assessing first serve returns, Inoue achieved 27.08% efficiency compared to Wu's 33.6%, providing a valuable insight into predicting the favored participant in their head-to-head contests.

Under pressure, Inoue has managed to save 52.33% of breakpoints in recent months, whereas Wu's success in this area has been slightly lower at 42.77%. This stat can guide in-game betting decisions. Over the last year, performance statistics reveal that Inoue has won a commanding 71.25% of matches played (with a win/loss record of 57/23), as compared to Wu's lower success rate of 41.03% (16/23), offering an overview for head-to-head predictions.

Inoue's best career surface win percentage is on hard courts, winning 66% (136/71), while their worst is on indoor hard courts at 37% (7/12). Conversely, Wu excels on indoor hard courts with a win percentage of 67% (14/7) but struggles on hard courts at 49% (250/258).

Within the past year, Inoue has mostly participated in Challenger/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 70% of those matches (42/18). In contrast, Wu's participation in similar-level events resulted in a win rate of 28.57% (6/15). Comparison of these statistics must consider the event level at which they have been competing.

Inoue and Wu have clashed once before, with Inoue triumphing in that sole encounter. They have played two sets in total, both of which Inoue won. Their most recent meeting occurred at the Hong Kong Tennis Open, where Inoue claimed victory in a swift 6-0 5-2 match concluded by Wu's retirement. Head-to-head matches have averaged a duration of 57 minutes and 36 seconds.

Neither player has experienced a deciding set against each other, nor have they faced tiebreak situations in their head-to-head battles. However, when considering matches against all players, Inoue has a superior recent record in deciding sets, winning 70% over the last 12 months, whilst Wu won 46%. This information is pertinent for predictions if their match extends to a decisive set.

Over the past year, Inoue has confronted opponents with an average ranking of 391.29, whereas Wu's opponents had a lower average ranking of 530.87. Recent performance in converting breakpoint opportunities shows Inoue's success rate at 39.13%, slightly surpassing Wu's 37.78%. This conversion rate is a critical indicator for live betting scenarios during breakpoint situations.

Taking into account these statistical insights, Inoue appears to hold an advantage over Wu, with stronger overall performance and prior head-to-head victories, making Inoue the predicted winner of their upcoming match.