Benjamin Thomas George vs Hoyoung Roh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the upcoming tennis match between George and Roh, analyzing recent performance indicators provides valuable insights into potential outcomes. Over the past six months, George has secured 39.95% of points on his second serve, whereas Roh has achieved a slightly higher 42.86%. This performance metric is a significant factor in forecasting match results. When examining return game statistics, George demonstrates a stronger ability to capitalize on opponents' serve, winning 50% of second serve points, while Roh lags behind with 40.91%. In first serve return scenarios, George again outperforms Roh, with success rates of 28.68% compared to Roh's 17.14%. These statistics hold substantial weight in determining the favored player in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, George's performance is notably better, having saved 50.99% of breakpoints he faced, in stark contrast to Roh, who has not saved any breakpoints recently. This particular statistic can be particularly insightful for in-game betting. A broader performance overview over the past year shows that George has a win rate of 42.11%, with a record of 16 wins and 22 losses. Roh, on the other hand, has managed only a 12.5% win rate, with 1 win and 7 losses. Such data shapes the overall head-to-head prediction landscape.

Taking into account the players' preferred surfaces, George exhibits his highest career win percentage on clay courts with 54% (7 wins, 6 losses), while performing slightly less on hard courts at 46% (13 wins, 15 losses). Roh's best surface performance is seen on hard courts, though at a low 13% win rate (1 win, 7 losses), and he has yet to secure a win on clay. Both players have primarily competed in lower-tier tournaments, with George winning 41.18% of his matches in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K category, compared to Roh's 16.67% win rate in the same category. Here, the quality of opposition faced is also worth noting, as George has played against competitors with an average rank of 356.5, while Roh's opponents have averaged a rank of 225.13.

In matches extending to a deciding set, Roh has an edge with a 50% win rate, surpassing George's 33% over the last year. While historical performance is crucial for match predictions, current event stats, assuming both players have competed recently, can also offer valuable insights into each player's form. In terms of break point conversions, George has capitalized on 34.44% of opportunities, whereas Roh has not converted any chances, an aspect worth considering in live match situations.

Based on these statistics, George appears to be the frontrunner to win the upcoming contest against Roh. His consistent performance under pressure, superior handling of return games, and overall higher win rates give him an advantage in this matchup.