Aidan Kim vs Oliver Ojakaar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does the second serve performance compare? Ojakaar's recent second serve success rate is 48.84%, outshining Kim's 41.03%, a critical indicator for match outcome predictions.
• Which player performs better on return games? Kim has been more effective, winning 47.14% of points on opponents' second serve, compared to Ojakaar's 35.42%. They also have the edge on first serve returns (25.5% vs. 20.24%).
• How well do they perform under pressure? Ojakaar saves 66.67% of breakpoints faced, while Kim saves 52.56%, making Ojakaar slightly better at handling pressure moments.
• What is their overall match performance in the last year? Kim boasts a higher win rate of 75% compared to Ojakaar's 56.25%, suggesting more consistent success on the tour.
• On which surface do they excel? Both players have their best win records on Hard courts, with Kim marginally leading (64% vs. 63%).
• Who's accustomed to tougher competition? Kim has faced more highly-ranked opponents (average rank of 299.5) than Ojakaar (average rank of 327.75).
• How do they fare in deciding sets? Each player has won 50% of their deciding sets, indicating equal strength in long, contested matches.
• In recent play, how successful are they at converting breakpoints? Kim demonstrates superior efficiency, converting 38.3% of opportunities, while Ojakaar has not converted any recently.

Editorial Prediction (July 31, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics present a mixed picture between Ojakaar and Kim, each excelling in different aspects of their game. Ojakaar showcases superior performance on their second serve and under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints.

However, Kim counters with impressive return game statistics, breaking opponents more frequently and performing better in return games on both first and second serves. This advantage is further buttressed by Kim's consistent match performance over the past year and their higher success rate in match wins.

Given their current form, surface preferences, competition level experience, and ability to capitalize on breakpoints, Kim holds a slight edge heading into this encounter. Therefore, Kim appears more likely to secure a victory in the upcoming match.