Mei Yamaguchi
- Strongest on hard — weighted Elo 1787.
Form & fitness
Model carry-in
Mei Yamaguchi sits in the tour median band of active WTA-tour players by our weighted Elo measure. On hard, the model rates them below their overall number — a surface where their price routinely overstates them. Pressure profile: good — better than tour median. We use this to size break-point and tiebreak edges in close matches. Career record in our database: 157-111 (58.6%) across 268 matches — hard 97-73, clay 27-18, grass 1-3. Live numbers (weighted Elo, choke index, projected hold, full service profile, recent form) refresh nightly and are visible to subscribers.
Full data & recent form
How old is Mei Yamaguchi?
Mei Yamaguchi was born on 14 June 1999, making them 26 years old and represents Japan. They compete on the WTA tour.
Is Mei Yamaguchi in form right now?
Over their last 5 completed matches in our database Mei Yamaguchi has gone 3-2 (L-W-L-W-W, most recent first) — in solid form. Form is refreshed nightly.
What is Mei Yamaguchi's best surface?
By our weighted Elo measure, Mei Yamaguchi's strongest surface is hard, where they rate at 1787 Welo. Their record in our database on hard over the last 52 weeks is 1-2.
How does Mei Yamaguchi perform under pressure?
Their choke index reads 0.327 — good — better than tour median. We compute this from every break-point, tiebreak, and serving-for-the-set scenario over 36 months.
What is Mei Yamaguchi's career win rate?
Mei Yamaguchi has won 157 of 268 matches in our database (58.6%). By surface: hard 97-73, clay 27-18, grass 1-3.
What tour does Mei Yamaguchi play on?
Mei Yamaguchi competes on the WTA tour. Our model covers every active WTA player with 30 or more matches in our database — refreshed nightly with new results and ratings.
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Methodology
Surface-specific weighted Elo, choke index, projected hold and other signals come from our Markov tennis model trained on 1.8 million matches. Read the methodology: how the Markov model misprices pressure · how the fault.bet model is built · Kelly staking guide.
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