Carol Young Suh Lee vs Eunji Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Player A has achieved a second serve win rate of 38.64%, trailing Player B who has won 42.11% of points on their second serve. Could this serve performance swing the match in Player B's favor?
• When returning, Player A has won 45.87% of points on opponent's second serves, while Player B leads with 47.78%, indicating slightly superior return skills. Is Player B more likely to break serve first?
• In first serve returns, Player A excels with a win rate of 36.32% compared to Player B's 30.56%, a statistic that might make Player A more resilient against strong servers.
• Under pressure, Player A has saved nearly 47% of breakpoints, slightly less than Player B's 48.95% rate, which could be decisive in high-pressure moments.
• Last year, Player A won 62.16% of their matches (23/14), while Player B showed dominance with a 79.73% win rate (59/15), indicating a stronger overall form.
• Both players have their highest career win rates on Hard courts, but Player B's 79% surpasses Player A's 53%, suggesting Player B is significantly stronger on this surface.
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, Player A won 70.83% of matches while Player B had a 78% win rate, hinting at Player B consistently performing better at this tier.
• Player A has faced opponents with an average rank of 320.08, compared to Player B's average opponent rank of 403, suggesting Player A might be more battle-tested against tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Player A has a perfect 100% win rate over the last year, compared to Player B's substantial 68%, showcasing Player A's resilience in tight matches.
• Player A has converted 46.84% of their break points recently, while Player B has converted only 38.66%, potentially indicating Player A's edge in crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit competitive strengths, with Player B showcasing a superior win rate on hard courts, which happens to be both players’ preferred surface. Player B's consistent match success over the past year further suggests they might maintain an edge.

Player A, although slightly weaker in overall win percentages, exhibits notable resilience, especially in deciding sets where they maintain a perfect record. Also, Player A's superior breakpoint conversion shows potential for crucial in-game shifts.

Considering the comparative stats, Player B holds a slight advantage in overall surface performance and recent win rates. However, the match could become intensely competitive, especially if it reaches a deciding set.

Given all factors, Player B appears more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.