Nagisa Suzuki vs Nana Kawagishi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Nagisa Suzuki has struggled significantly with their second serve, winning 0% of points, while Nana Kawagishi has performed substantially better, securing 37.80% of these points.
• When it comes to returning games, Nagisa Suzuki's current performance shows no victories on opponents’ second serve, whereas Nana Kawagishi has a 50% success rate.
• Looking at first serve returns, Nagisa Suzuki again scores 0%, in contrast to Nana Kawagishi's rate at 36.06%.
• Under pressure, Nagisa Suzuki has saved no breakpoints recently, whereas Nana Kawagishi has a solid rate of 46.86% in breakpoint saves.
• Despite their various shortcomings, Nagisa Suzuki boasts a higher overall win percentage over the past year (60.00%) compared to Nana Kawagishi (42.22%).
• Regarding surfaces, both players show a lack of success; however, Nagisa Suzuki’s highest success has been on indoor hard courts, while Nana Kawagishi sometimes fares better on hard courts.
• Comparing the level of tournaments, Nagisa Suzuki has performed better in higher-level events, winning 66.67% of her matches, unlike Nana Kawagishi, who achieved a 34.78% win rate in lower-tier events.
• Nagisa Suzuki has faced stronger competition on average, with opponents ranked 302.4, against Nana Kawagishi's average opponent rank of 386.56.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Nagisa Suzuki has excelled, winning 75% of them, whereas Nana Kawagishi has only a 22% win rate in such scenarios.
• The dynamics may change depending on the current event performances, a factor to take into account for more precise predictions.

Editorial Prediction (October 27, 2025, UTC):

Nagisa Suzuki and Nana Kawagishi are set to face each other with varied strengths. While Nagisa Suzuki hasn't recently excelled in second serve games, the return games also paint a struggling picture. On the other hand, Nana Kawagishi shines in these statistics, outperforming Suzuki significantly.

In high-pressure scenarios, Kawagishi appears more resilient, reflected in the 46.86% rate of saving breakpoints. However, the overall win rate favors Suzuki, who has competed against tougher opponents and prevailed in deciding sets more consistently.

Suzuki's experience in higher-level events gives her an edge, while Kawagishi finds strength on hard courts. Although return game deficiencies for Suzuki are noticeable, her ability to come through in tight matches, combined with facing stronger opponents, appears to give her a slender edge.

Considering these factors, Nagisa Suzuki is predicted to be the more likely winner in the upcoming match against Nana Kawagishi.