Career 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1969 1968 Toshiro Sakai takes it, 4–3 on categories Sakai wins on games won. Mcmillan’s case rests on sets lost, but it isn’t enough to swing it. ATP Tour career: Sakai 77 matches, Mcmillan 467 matches.
Sakai averages 13.1 games won a match to Mcmillan’s 12 (8% more). Mcmillan averages 1.4 sets lost a match to Sakai’s 1.5. Mcmillan averages 13 games lost a match to Sakai’s 13.7. Best single match: Mcmillan 34 games won, Sakai 26. Longevity: Mcmillan has 467 matches across 14 seasons, Sakai 77 in 8 — the averages matter more than the totals here. Not every stat was recorded for every match (titles, finals, masters/1000 matches…): those averages use only the games that logged them. Tale of the tape Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
– Titlesper game 0.0 2 total · best 1
13.1 1,005 total · best 26 Games wonper game 12.0 5,619 total · best 34
45.1 Sets won % 46.3
48.8 Games won % 48.1
0.0 1 total · best 1 Finalsper game 0.0 8 total · best 1
1.3 97 total · best 3 Sets wonper game 1.2 564 total · best 3
Head to head 1 2 matches since 1971 1
Grass · 2 matches Sakai 1 Mcmillan 1 Grand Slams · 2 matches Sakai 1 Mcmillan 1 Last meetings 25 June 1973 · Wimbledon · Round of 128 · Grass Sakai won 6-1 3-6 9-8 6-4 21 June 1971 · Wimbledon · Round of 128 · Grass Mcmillan won 6-4 6-2 6-1 Last 10 games Titles, oldest to newest.
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