Moyuka Uchijima vs Kamilla Rakhimova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Rakhimova has a slightly lower second serve win rate (38.21%) compared to Uchijima (43.44%) over the last six months. Could this give Uchijima an edge? Yes, it might, given the correlation with match outcomes.
• When it comes to returning second serves recently, the players are nearly matched, with Rakhimova at 51.95% and Uchijima at 51.64%.
• For first serve returns, Rakhimova edges Uchijima with 32.93% to 32.25%, which can be crucial in determining the match favorite.
• Managing pressure well, Rakhimova has saved 52.61% of breakpoints recently, slightly more than Uchijima at 51.79%.
• Over the last year, Uchijima has a narrower win margin at 54.41% compared to Rakhimova at 50.72%, possibly indicating slightly better overall form.
• Rakhimova excels on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate, while Uchijima has a 70% win rate on clay, suggesting surfaces may impact performances.
• In terms of the level of competition, Uchijima has been more successful on the Masters series, yet Rakhimova has been competing on the Main tour.
• The head-to-head record favors Rakhimova slightly, having won 2 out of 3 past encounters with Uchijima.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Uchijima's latest form might favor her, as she has won 63% of such sets, compared to Rakhimova’s 35% over the last year.
• In the critical area of break point conversion, Uchijima converts her opportunities slightly better at 36.64%, versus Rakhimova's 34.27%.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics show that Rakhimova has had the upper hand in previous matchups against Uchijima, winning two out of three encounters. These victories include the most recent and decisive win on hard courts, where she showcased her ability to dominate the game.

While Uchijima has shown proficiency on clay courts, the current event surface combined with previous match history suggests a competitive edge for Rakhimova. However, Uchijima's superior performance in deciding sets this past year indicates that she could pose a significant threat if the match is closely contested.

Factoring in these dynamics, while Uchijima's improving form and break point conversion rate cannot be ignored, Rakhimova's track record and proven ability to handle Uchijima historically suggest that she is the more likely victor in this upcoming matchup.