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Braden Shick vs Ko SuzukiPrediction, Head-to-Head Results, and Stats

Braden Shick and Ko Suzuki have met 1 time since 2025; Braden Shick leads 1–0. Across all meetings Shick has taken 2 sets to Suzuki's 0. Their most recent meeting: Braden Shick won at M15 Yanagawa City 1 (2025).

Spread & Straight-Sets Form

Completed best-of-3 matches Β· Last 12 months

IndicatorShickSuzuki
Wins in straight sets74%100%
Wins a set when losing20%0%
Goes to a deciding set25%0%
Covers βˆ’1.5 sets as favorite63%β€”
Covers +1.5 sets as underdog57%0%
Tiebreak sets won64%β€”
Wins after taking set 197%100%
Wins 2-0 after taking set 182%100%

Colored rows are higher-is-better: green above 50%, red below. Favorite/underdog set by book odds; cover rows count only matches with odds on record. Head-to-head: 1 of 1 completed meetings ended in straight sets (Shick 1, Suzuki 0).

Style Matchup

Playing styles and historical archetype record

Shick

πŸͺƒ Counterpuncher

Elite BP conversionStrong return gameDefensive consistencyRally tolerance
vs

Suzuki

πŸƒ Pusher

Extreme retrievalLow error rateFrustrates opponentsDefensive baseline play

Matchup analysis

The πŸͺƒ Counterpuncher archetype wins about 70% vs πŸƒ Pusher across 61 matches in our dataset: a stylistic lean toward Braden Shick.

Counterpuncher players often use elite bp conversion and strong return game to pressure the pusher's extreme retrieval.

Previous meetings

1 career meeting, newest first

Oct 31, 2025

M15 Yanagawa City 1

H Hard Β· Quarterfinals

61
62
Shick

Player ROI

Hypothetical if you put 1u on each player to win every one of their matches Β· Last 90 days

MetricShickSuzuki
W-L10–50–2
Avg odds2.138.84
ROI %+28.7%-100.0%
Units P/L+4.31u-2.00u

Small sample: ROI stabilizes with more matches; fewer than 10 in the window is noisy.

Recent Form

Last five matches per player

Shick
WLWLLWWW
W

Andy Andrade

Vancouver Challenger Β· 2nd Round

62
63

Jul 30

L

Mark Lajal

Vancouver Challenger Β· Quarterfinals

26
26

Jul 30

W

August Holmgren

Vancouver Challenger Β· 1st Round

657
63
63

Jul 29

L

Rio Noguchi

Winnipeg Challenger Β· 1st Round

75
36
26

Jul 20

L

Bernard Tomic

Newport Challenger Β· 1st Round

26
36

Jul 8

W

Timo Legout

Cary Challenger Β· Final

46
75
63

Jul 5

W

Jay Friend

Cary Challenger Β· Quarterfinals

766
64

Jul 3

W

Fajing Sun

Cary Challenger Β· 1st Round

61
62

Jun 30

Suzuki
LLLLLLLL
L

Omar Jasika

M15 Tokyo Β· 1st Round

26
26

Jul 1

L

Jake Delaney

M15 Harmon Β· 1st Round

46
26

Jun 3

L

Koki Matsuda

M15 Karuizawa Β· 1st Round

57
36

May 27

L

Yunseok Jang

M15 Gimcheon Β· 1st Round

36
16

May 20

L

Keisuke Saitoh

M15 Andong Β· 1st Round

36
16

May 13

L

Geun Jun Kim

M15 Gimcheon 2 Β· 1st Round

36
46

Nov 26

L

Geun Jun Kim

M15 Gimcheon Β· Round of 32

36
46

Nov 26

L

Keisuke Saitoh

M15 Gimcheon 1 Β· 1st Round

16
26

Nov 18

Win rate

Matches, sets and games won Β· Last 12 months Β· 10–90 matches

MetricShickSuzuki
Matches won78%10%
Sets won71%10%
Games won58%34%

Record by tier

Head-to-head record by tournament tier

StageShickSuzuki
ITF M1510

By surface

Head-to-head record per surface

SurfaceShickSuzuki
Hard10

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Braden Shick vs Ko Suzuki FAQ

Braden Shick leads the head-to-head 1–0 over 1 meetings.