Aidan Kim vs Blaise Bicknell Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Kim marginally ahead, winning 42.95% of points compared to Bicknell's 42.86%. Is this edge significant enough to impact the outcome? Likely not.
• Return game analysis reveals Kim has a stronger performance on the second serve return, winning 48.22% of points, while Bicknell manages 42.64%.
• On first serve returns, Bicknell outperforms Kim with 28.27% versus 25.55%.
• When under pressure, Bicknell excels, saving 54.5% of breakpoints compared to Kim's 47.62%.
• Kim has a higher match win percentage over the last year at 70% versus Bicknell's 56.25%. Does this suggest Kim is the favorite in general match scenarios? It might.
• Both players have their best surface performance on Hard, with Kim slightly edging Bicknell in career win percentage.
• In competition level, Kim has a higher win rate in $10K tournaments, recording 76% compared to Bicknell's 66.67%.
• Bicknell holds a 1-0 head-to-head advantage over Kim, having won their only encounter without dropping a set.
• Kim has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents on average over the past year compared to Bicknell.
• In deciding sets, Bicknell has a slight advantage, winning 45% compared to Kim's 40% over the last year.
• Kim has a stronger breakpoint conversion rate, converting 41.43% of opportunities compared to Bicknell's 30.36%.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

The matchup between Kim and Bicknell appears closely contested across several key metrics. Kim shows marginally better performance on second serve returns and holds a higher overall match win rate over the past year.

Bicknell, however, has demonstrated proficiency under pressure, exhibiting a higher success rate in break-point saves and first serve return efficiency. Additionally, Bicknell boasts a previous victory in their head-to-head matchup, perhaps indicating a psychological edge.

Both players perform best on hard courts, but Kim's slightly superior service return could sway the match in their favor, especially if Bicknell struggles with breakpoint conversion.

Given the current statistics and head-to-head record, Bicknell may enter as a slight favorite. However, Kim's consistent form over the past year suggests a competitive encounter. Ultimately, the edge might lie with Kim, given their broader range of strengths in key areas.