Ikumi Yamazaki vs Anouck Vrancken Peeters Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Yamazaki's recent performance shows they win 38.15% of points on their second serve, compared to Peeters' 40.02%—an edge for Peeters.
• In return games, Peeters slightly outperforms Yamazaki by winning 52.37% of second-serve return points versus Yamazaki's 51.72%.
• When it comes to first serve return points, Peeters has an advantage with 37.3% over Yamazaki's 36.45%.
• Under pressure, Peeters has saved 50.32% of breakpoints, while Yamazaki comes in at 46.34%.
• Over the past year, Peeters boasts a higher match win percentage at 69.12%, compared to Yamazaki's 56.67%. Who does that advantage translate to in this match? Peeters.
• Yamazaki excels on Grass with a 100% win rate but struggles on I.hard with a 50% rate. Meanwhile, Peeters shines on I.hard (81%) but falters on Grass (0%).
• Both players compete mostly at the Challengers/ITF level, but Peeters has a better win percentage at 65.85%, compared to Yamazaki's 52.73%.
• Yamazaki plays against slightly stronger opponents, averaging a rank of 449.45, while Peeters faces players with an average rank of 452.94.
• Peeters has a better record in deciding sets, winning 70% vs. Yamazaki’s 58%.
• On converting breakpoints, Peeters again takes the lead by converting 45.08% over Yamazaki’s 41.44%. What does this tell us? Peeters is more opportunistic.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance shows Peeters holds a slight advantage over Yamazaki in several key aspects of their game. Peeters outperforms in second serve points, return games, and especially under pressure situations, like saving breakpoints.

The overall match-win percentage also favors Peeters, who holds nearly a 70% win rate over the past year, indicating consistent performance across various surfaces and conditions.

Given the strength in converting breakpoints and an excellent record in deciding sets, Peeters appears more poised to capitalize on critical moments in the match.

Considering these factors, Peeters is the more likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.