Sohyun Park vs Saki Imamura Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare recently? Park has won 39.97% of points on his second serve, while Imamura has won 36.59%. This gives Park a slight advantage in this aspect of play.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Imamura edges out Park, winning 51.34% compared to Park's 49.1%. However, Park performs better on first serve returns, winning 35.28% of points versus Imamura's 31%.
• Under pressure, saving breakpoints can be crucial. Imamura slightly surpasses Park by saving 49.47% of breakpoints, compared to Park's 48.06%.
• What about overall match wins in the past year? Imamura has a marginally higher win percentage at 59.02%, with Park closely behind at 58.82%.
• Park's career-best performance is on Clay with a 64% win rate, whereas Imamura excels on Grass with a 60% win percentage.
• Both players predominantly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Park winning a higher percentage of matches (59.32%) compared to Imamura (52.94%).
• In terms of opponent quality over the last year, Park has faced opponents with an average rank of 415.63, whereas Imamura's opponents were slightly higher ranked, averaging 403.54.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Imamura has a significant advantage, winning 67% of these sets, while Park has won only 40%.
• In recent form, break point conversion favors Park, who capitalizes on 36.06% of opportunities, compared to Imamura's 32.54%.

Editorial Prediction (June 24, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match offers an intriguing battle between two closely matched players. Park displays a slight advantage in second serve performance and break point conversion, allowing him to take the offensive more effectively. Despite this, Imamura's resilience under pressure, evident by his slightly superior breakpoint saving ability, cannot be overlooked.

Imamura's excellent win percentage in deciding sets suggests a robust competitive edge when under duress, offering him a distinct edge should the match progress to a final set. Furthermore, his slightly superior recent performance against higher-ranked players hints at a stronger competitive readiness.

This evenly matched contest could sway either way, but Imamura’s proficiency in critical game moments and ability to win deciding sets lead to a slight favor for him as the likely victor in this upcoming contest.