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Men's singles · 2026-07-16

Yushi Tanaka vs Kunlavut Vitidsarn — Japan Open 2026, QF

Yushi Tanaka won 2–1

AI-powered rally-by-rally match analysis.

Yushi Tanaka outlasted Kunlavut Vitidsarn in a tight three-game match, winning 21-16, 21-18 after dropping the opener 20-22. Tanaka's aggressive smash game proved decisive, generating 21 winners compared to Vitidsarn's nine, and he built momentum through powerful runs—most notably a six-point surge from 0-4 down to 6-4 in the third game that shifted the match's trajectory. Despite Vitidsarn's resilience in the first game with five lead changes, Tanaka's cleaner execution in games two and three, where he limited unforced smashes while Vitidsarn struggled with lift errors, secured the comeback victory.

Point progression

Yushi TanakaKunlavut Vitidsarn
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Running score across 118 tracked rallies, Yushi Tanaka against Kunlavut Vitidsarn. Games closed 20–22, 21–16, 21–18.
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GameYushi TanakaKunlavut Vitidsarn
Game 12022
Game 22116
Game 32118

Rally length

Avg rally — by shots

9.9shots

Avg rally — by time

11.9sec

Rallies by length (shots)

1
1–2
16
3–4
54
5–8
27
9–14
10
15–20
10
21+
118 rallies tracked, most of them (46%) in the 5–8 shot band. The longest ran 43 shots.
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Length (shots)RalliesAvg seconds
1–214.6
3–4166.2
5–8548.4
9–142713.4
15–201017.6
21+1031.4

Shot patterns

Most common 3-shot runs

  1. 1.A1Around-the-Head Clear Straight→B1Forehand Cut Slice Cross→A1Forehand Block Straight

    Happened 5× out of 117 rallies

  2. 2.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Forehand Lift Cross→A1Around-the-Head Smash Straight

    Happened 4× out of 117 rallies

  3. 3.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Forehand Spin Net Straight→A1Forehand Spin Net Straight

    Happened 4× out of 117 rallies

  4. 4.A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Backhand Net Cross→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight

    Happened 4× out of 117 rallies

  5. 5.B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Around-the-Head Clear Straight→B1Forehand Cut Slice Cross

    Happened 4× out of 117 rallies

Most common 5-shot runs

  1. 1.A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→B1Forehand Block Cross→A1Forehand Block Straight

    Happened 2× out of 117 rallies

  2. 2.A1Forehand Lift Straight→B1Around-the-Head Half Smash Straight→A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Backhand Net Cross→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight

    Happened 2× out of 117 rallies

  3. 3.B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Backhand Lift Straight→A1Forehand Smash Cross→B1Forehand Block Straight

    Happened 2× out of 117 rallies

  4. 4.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Lift Straight→A1Around-the-Head Clear Straight

    Happened 1× out of 117 rallies

  5. 5.A1Short Serve Body→B1Forehand Flat Push Cross→A1Forehand Clear Straight→B1Around-the-Head Reverse Slice Cross→A1Backhand Block Middle

    Happened 1× out of 117 rallies

Who did what

Most winners

27

Yushi Tanaka

Most errors forced

8

Yushi Tanaka

Most unforced errors

27

Kunlavut Vitidsarn

By player

Yushi Tanaka

584 shots
Winners 27Forced 8Unforced 25

Most-used shots

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Of 584 shots Yushi Tanaka played, the most used were lift (23%), net (22%) and block (16%).
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ShotShareShots
Lift23%136
Net22%127
Block16%92
Smash12%70
Serve11%62
Clear6%34

Points won — by shot

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Smash

44%

My winner21Forced opp. error6Drew opp. unforced0
My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced
Points Yushi Tanaka won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (44%), net (24%) and lift (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash44%
Net24%
Lift13%
Block8%
Drive5%
Clear3%
Brush2%
Drop2%

Points lost — by shot

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Smash

32%

Opp. winner9My forced error0My unforced error9
Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error
Points Yushi Tanaka lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (32%), block (23%) and lift (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash32%
Block23%
Lift13%
Net9%
Drop7%
Brush5%
Clear5%
Drive5%

Rally outcome — points won

62 rallies

  • My winner44%
  • Forced opp. error13%
  • Drew opp. unforced44%
Of the 62 rallies Yushi Tanaka won, 44% came from their own winners, 44% from drawing an opponent unforced error and 13% from forcing an opponent error.
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OutcomeShareRallies
My winner44%27
Forced opp. error13%8
Drew opp. unforced44%27

Rally outcome — points lost

56 rallies

  • Opp. winner41%
  • My forced error14%
  • My unforced error45%
Of the 56 rallies Yushi Tanaka lost, 45% from their own unforced errors, 41% from an opponent winner and 14% from their own forced errors.
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OutcomeShareRallies
Opp. winner41%23
My forced error14%8
My unforced error45%25
Winners 23Forced 8Unforced 27

Most-used shots

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Of 580 shots Kunlavut Vitidsarn played, the most used were lift (24%), net (23%) and block (12%).
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ShotShareShots
Lift24%137
Net23%131
Block12%72
Drop12%68
Serve10%56
Smash8%45

Points won — by shot

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Smash

27%

My winner9Forced opp. error6Drew opp. unforced0
My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced
Points Kunlavut Vitidsarn won break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (27%), lift (21%) and net (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash27%
Lift21%
Net13%
Clear11%
Drop11%
Block5%
Brush5%
Drive5%
Kill2%

Points lost — by shot

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Smash

37%

Opp. winner21My forced error0My unforced error2
Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error
Points Kunlavut Vitidsarn lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (37%), lift (19%) and net (13%).
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ShotShare
Smash37%
Lift19%
Net13%
Block11%
Clear8%
Drive5%
Brush3%
Drop3%

Rally outcome — points won

56 rallies

  • My winner41%
  • Forced opp. error14%
  • Drew opp. unforced45%
Of the 56 rallies Kunlavut Vitidsarn won, 45% from drawing an opponent unforced error, 41% from their own winners and 14% from forcing an opponent error.
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OutcomeShareRallies
My winner41%23
Forced opp. error14%8
Drew opp. unforced45%25

Rally outcome — points lost

62 rallies

  • Opp. winner44%
  • My forced error13%
  • My unforced error44%
Of the 62 rallies Kunlavut Vitidsarn lost, 44% came from an opponent winner, 44% from their own unforced errors and 13% from their own forced errors.
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OutcomeShareRallies
Opp. winner44%27
My forced error13%8
My unforced error44%27

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Yushi TanakaKunlavut Vitidsarn