Chak Lam Coleman Wong and Shintaro Mochizuki will face off in the 2^nd round of the Yokohama Challenger for the 1^st time in their career. They are scheduled to play on Friday at 10:00 am on COURT 3. In this post, we analyze their head to head performance and prediction.

Prediction, odds and live streaming

The pick for Tennis Tonic is Chak Lam Coleman Wong who should win in 3 sets.

As per the initial odds, Chak Lam Coleman Wong is the pick to win this match.
Chak Lam Coleman Wong -> 1.57
Shintaro Mochizuki -> 2.28

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Prediction and head to head Chak Lam Coleman Wong vs. Shintaro Mochizuki

There is no head to head record between Chak Lam Coleman Wong and Shintaro Mochizuki since this will be the first time that they will play each other in the main tour.

Chak Lam Coleman Wong

Ranked no. 161, Chak got to the 2^nd round after defeating Lennon Roark Jones 6-2 6-1.

In the 1^st round, The had a good straight sets win against Roark Jones (6-2 6-1). During the match, Lam Coleman Wong scored 60 points vs Roark Jones’s 34. Chak was very aggressive to blast 19 winners.

Talking about the service games, Lam Coleman Wong made 3 aces and he committed only 2 double faults. Overall, Chak Lam Coleman Wong was very efficient on serve to win 83% (19/23) of his 1st serve and 65% (11/17) on the second serve. However, this didn’t prevent his to concede the serve once. The broke Roark Jones 5 times after converting 50% of his break points (5/10).

Lam Coleman Wong has a winning win-loss record in the last 6 years having won 57% of his matches (130-98). 37-24 on hard in 2024. Regarding his performance on the same surface of this competition, Lam Coleman Wong has an overall107-70 record in the last 6 years on hard.

Chak’s best result of the current year was reaching the final in the New Delhi Challenger and the Lincoln Challenger.

Lam Coleman Wong has an overall 39-34 win-loss record in 2024, 37-24 on hard (See FULL STATS).

Previously in the Yokohama Challenger

Shintaro Mochizuki

Ranked no. 252, Mochizuki got to the 2^nd round after beating Ji Sung Nam 6-2 6-2.

In the 1^st round, Mochizuki had a good straight sets win against Sung Nam (6-2 6-2). During the match Mochizuki scored 56 points vs Sung Nam’s 31. Shintaro was extremely aggressive to blast 19 winners.

Talking about serving, Mochizuki bagged 2 aces and he was pretty steady in conceding no double faults for the entire match. Shintaro Mochizuki lost the serve twice. Furthermore, Mochizuki put 68% of his first serves in, winning 63% (19/30) of the points behind his 1st serve and 71% (10/14) on the 2nd serve. Mochizuki broke Sung Nam 6 times after converting 86% of his break points (6/7).

Shintaro has a compiled 26-31 win-loss record in 2024, 17-20 on hard (See FULL STATS).

Previously in the Yokohama Challenger

Previously, his best result was reaching the 1^st round in 2022. See his history.

H2H Performance in the tournament

Matches, sets, games and points

Points	Lam Coleman Wong	Mochizuki
Match played	1	1
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	15	16
Pts	60-34	56-31
Total Points	94	87
Winners	19	19
%Winners	32%	34%

Both Lam Coleman Wong and Mochizuki played 1 match. Both players have not surrendered a single set in this event so far. Talking about their workload, Lam Coleman Wong and Mochizuki have played the same amount of sets 2. However, Lam Coleman Wong played 1 game less than Mochizuki. Lam Coleman Wong scored 19 winners (32% of the total points). On the other side, Shintaro managed to score 19 winners (34%).

Serve Performance

Serve	Lam Coleman Wong	Mochizuki
Aces	3	2
Avg per match	3	2
1st in	23/40	30/44
%1st in	58%	68%
1st pts	19/23	19/30
%1st pts	83%	63%
2nd pts	11/17	10/14
%2nd pts	65%	71%

Lam Coleman Wong scored 3 aces . Mochizuki recorded 2 aces . Lam Coleman Wong won 83% points on his first serve. He pretty solid on his second serve to win 65% of the points. On the other side, Mochizuki won 63% of the points behind his first serve. He had a solid display on his second serve to win 71% of the points.

How they played the important points

Breaks	Lam Coleman Wong	Mochizuki
Won	5	6
Converted	5/10	6/7
% Converted	50%	86%
Conceded	3	2
Saved	2	0
% Saved	67%	0%
Times Broken	1	2

Chak broke his opponent 5 times with a 50% conversion rate. The dropped his serve once and he saved 67% of the break points that he conceded. The Japanese broke his opponent 6 times with a 86% conversion rate. Shintaro conceded his serve twice and he saved 0% of the break points that he conceded.

Lam Coleman Wong
	R1 Roark Jones	Total
Score	6-2 6-1
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	15	15
pts	60-34	60-34
Total points	94	94
Winners	19	19
%Winners	32%	32%
SERVE
Aces	3	3
Double Faults	2	2
1st in	23/40	23/40
% 1st in	58%	58%
1st pts	19/23	19/23
% 1st pts	83%	83%
2nd pts	11/17	11/17
% 2nd pts	65%	65%
Breaks
Won	5	5
Converted	5/10	5/10
Converted %	50%	50%
Conceded	3	3
Saved	2/3	2
Saved %	67%	67%
Times Broken	1	1

Mochizuki
	R1 Sung Nam	Total
Score	6-2 6-2
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	16	16
pts	56-31	56-31
Total points	87	87
Winners	19	19
%Winners	34%	34%
SERVE
Aces	2	2
Double Faults	0	0
1st in	30/44	30/44
% 1st in	68%	68%
1st pts	19/30	19/30
% 1st pts	63%	63%
2nd pts	10/14	10/14
% 2nd pts	71%	71%
Breaks
Won	6	6
Converted	6/7	6/7
Converted %	86%	86%
Conceded	2	2
Saved	0/2	0
Saved %	0%	0%
Times Broken	2	2

Tennis Scores in Yokohama Challenger

• James McCabeMcCabe – Omar JasikaJasika (6-3 5-7 6-4) – See score progression
• Tung-Lin WuWu – Mattia BellucciBellucci (4-6 6-4 6-3) – See score progression
• Elias YmerYmer – Yasutaka UchiyamaUchiyama (7-6¹ 2-6 7-6⁵) – See score progression
• Dalibor SvrcinaSvrcina – Jakub PaulPaul (6-3 6-4) – See score progression
• Philip SekulicSekulic – Alexander BlockxBlockx (5-1 ret.) – See score progression
• Rei SakamotoSakamoto – Jurij RodionovRodionov (6-2 6-4) – See score progression
• Shintaro MochizukiMochizuki – Ji Sung NamSung Nam (6-2 6-2) – See score progression
• Benjamin HassanHassan – Sho ShimabukuroShimabukuro (6-1 6-4) – See score progression
• Constant LestienneLestienne – Christoph NegrituNegritu (3-6 7-5 6-4) – See score progression
• Federico CinaCina – Guy Den OudenDen Ouden (6-4 3-6 6-4) – See score progression
• Alexey ZakharovZakharov – Rio NoguchiNoguchi (6-4 6-4) – See score progression
• Nikoloz BasilashviliBasilashvili – Matej DodigDodig (6-4 2-6 6-4) – See score progression
• Li TuTu – Yaroslav DeminDemin (6-1 3-0 ret.) – See score progression
• Yuta ShimizuShimizu – Alex BoltBolt (7-6⁶ 6-1) – See score progression
• Masamichi ImamuraImamura – Dane SweenySweeny (6-3 4-6 6-3) – See score progression
• Chak Lam Coleman WongLam Coleman Wong – Lennon Roark JonesRoark Jones (6-2 6-1) – See score progression

Upcoming matches in the draw

• Nikoloz BasilashviliBasilashvili – Constant LestienneLestienne (1-2) – H2H and prediction
• Tung-Lin WuWu – Alexey ZakharovZakharov (0-0) – H2H and prediction
• Benjamin HassanHassan – Dalibor SvrcinaSvrcina (1-0) – H2H and prediction
• Masamichi ImamuraImamura – Yuta ShimizuShimizu (0-1) – H2H and prediction