Kanon Sawashiro vs Mana Kawamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the upcoming tennis match between Sawashiro and Kawamura, the players' recent performances on second serves and return games provide valuable insights. In the past six months, Sawashiro secured 31.96% of points on their second serve, while Kawamura achieved a higher rate with 38.83%. Sawashiro excelled in returning their opponent's second serves, winning 60.44% of those points compared to Kawamura's 49.34%. When it comes to first serve returns, Sawashiro also has an edge with 39.18% over Kawamura's 37.48%. This data plays a crucial role in predicting match outcomes.

When considering performance under pressure, Sawashiro leads in saving breakpoints with a rate of 56.06%, whereas Kawamura saved 47.8%. Breakpoint conversion is another area where Sawashiro shows superiority, having converted 54.05% of opportunities, significantly higher than Kawamura's conversion rate of 35.25%. These statistics can inform in-game betting predictions, especially in high-pressure scenarios.

A performance overview from the past year reveals Sawashiro's match win rate at 46.67% (W/L 7/8) compared to Kawamura's 53.45% (W/L 31/27). Although Sawashiro has a better career win percentage on Hard courts, it is the surface where both players have their worst statistics: Sawashiro at 42% (W/L 11/15) on Hard and Kawamura at 50% (W/L 11/11) on I.Hard. Kawamura shines on Clay courts with a 65% win percentage (W/L 62/34).

Examining the level of competition, Kawamura has participated more in higher-tier tournaments (Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K), winning 54.17% of matches (W/L 26/22). In comparison, Sawashiro's participation has been mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with a win rate of 46.15% (W/L 6/7). Opponent quality indicates Sawashiro has faced players with an average rank of 276.6, unlike Kawamura whose opponents averaged a rank of 392.79.

If the match extends to a deciding set, Sawashiro has a 43% win rate in such scenarios over the past 12 months, outpacing Kawamura's 31%. This is a valuable consideration for live predictions and betting. Current event statistics are also crucial, as player form at ongoing events can significantly impact match outcomes. Overall, based on these statistics and player performances, Sawashiro appears to have the advantage and is predicted to win the match.