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Mark Whitehouse vs Naoki NakagawaPrediction, Head-to-Head Results, and Stats

Mark Whitehouse and Naoki Nakagawa have met 1 time since 2025; Naoki Nakagawa leads 1โ€“0. Across all meetings Whitehouse has taken 0 sets to Nakagawa's 2. Their most recent meeting: Naoki Nakagawa won at M25 Sapporo 2 (2025).

Spread & Straight-Sets Form

Completed best-of-3 matches ยท Last 12 months

IndicatorWhitehouseNakagawa
Wins in straight sets100%74%
Wins a set when losing0%35%
Goes to a deciding set0%31%
Covers โˆ’1.5 sets as favoriteโ€”52%
Covers +1.5 sets as underdog50%77%
Tiebreak sets wonโ€”43%
Wins after taking set 1100%80%
Wins 2-0 after taking set 1100%70%

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. Small sample โ€” read with care. Head-to-head: 1 of 1 completed meetings ended in straight sets (Whitehouse 0, Nakagawa 1).

Style Matchup

Playing styles and historical archetype record

Whitehouse

๐Ÿค– Servebot

High ace rateDominant serviceWeaker returnBig first serve
vs

Nakagawa

๐Ÿค– Servebot

High ace rateDominant serviceWeaker returnBig first serve

Matchup analysis

Both Mark Whitehouse and Naoki Nakagawa are ๐Ÿค– Servebot types. Mirror matchups usually come down to execution, fitness, and surface fit, across 5,568 matches in our dataset the historical split is about even.

Previous meetings

1 career meeting, newest first

Sep 12, 2025

M25 Sapporo 2

H Hard ยท Quarterfinals

36
46
Nakagawa

Player ROI

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

MetricWhitehouseNakagawa
W-L-6โ€“6
Avg odds-2.15
ROI %--4.4%
Units P/L--0.53u

Travel

Last 30 days

MetricWhitehouseNakagawa
Countriesโ€”1
Eventsโ€”2
Matchesโ€”3
Distanceโ€”โ€”
Routeโ€”USA

Host country from the tournament each match was played in, over the last 30 days. Route is the order of countries visited; consecutive stops in the same country are shown once. Distance is the great-circle total between host cities, shown only when every stop in the window is geocoded. A rough fatigue signal, not a headline stat.

Recent Form

Last five matches per player

Whitehouse
LLWWWLLW
L

Eero Vasa

Memorijal Mile Moralic - Split Open Jolly Autoline ยท 1st Round Qualifying

36
46

Mar 2

L

Naoki Nakagawa

M25 Sapporo 2 ยท Quarterfinals

36
46

Sep 12

W

Kokoro Isomura

M25 Sapporo 2 ยท 2nd Round

75
75

Sep 11

W

Ryotaro Matsumura

M25 Sapporo 2 ยท 1st Round

62
63

Sep 10

W

Ryotaro Matsumura

M25 Sapporo ยท Round of 32

62
63

Sep 10

L

Amit Vales

Nottingham 3 ยท 1st Round Qualifying

60
36
46

Jul 7

L

James Watt

San Luis Potosi ยท 2nd Round Qualifying

36
16

Apr 14

W

Kosuke Ogura

San Luis Potosi ยท 1st Round Qualifying

62
62

Apr 13

Nakagawa
LWLLWWWL
L

Max Sheldon

M25 East Lansing ยท 2nd Round

46
46

Aug 13

W

Cooper Woestendick

M25 East Lansing ยท 1st Round

57
64
64

Aug 12

L

Clement Chidekh

M25 Southaven ยท 1st Round

75
57
36

Aug 5

L

Koki Matsuda

M15 Tokyo ยท Semifinals

6127
26

Jul 11

W

Shintaro Imai

M15 Tokyo ยท Quarterfinals

64
16
75

Jul 10

W

Naoya Honda

M15 Tokyo ยท 2nd Round

46
62
61

Jul 9

W

Sanhui Shin

M15 Tokyo ยท 1st Round

64
64

Jul 8

L

Ryota Tanuma

M15 Tokyo ยท 1st Round

36
36

Jul 1

Win rate

Matches, sets and games won ยท Last 12 months ยท 4โ€“36 matches

MetricWhitehouseNakagawa
Matches won50%53%
Sets won50%53%
Games won51%52%

Record by tier

Head-to-head record by tournament tier

StageWhitehouseNakagawa
ITF M2501

By surface

Head-to-head record per surface

SurfaceWhitehouseNakagawa
Hard01

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Mark Whitehouse vs Naoki Nakagawa FAQ

Naoki Nakagawa leads the head-to-head 1โ€“0 over 1 meetings.