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

• Lee has demonstrated stronger recent second serve performance, securing 42.1% of points compared to Mushika's 40.85%. Could this small edge predict success on serves?
• In return games, Mushika has the advantage, winning 52.19% of points on opponents' second serves, surpassing Lee's 47.92%.
• Analyzing first serve returns, Mushika again holds the upper hand with a 34.1% success rate over Lee's 30.38%.
• Under pressure, Mushika has slightly better breakpoint save stats at 51.61%, while Lee saves 50.69%.
• When considering overall match performance over the last year, Lee has a superior win rate of 79.41%, compared to Mushika's 64.86%.
• On hard surfaces, Lee excels, boasting a 78% win record, while Mushika performs best on grass with a 75% win rate.
• Both players primarily compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Lee slightly edging Mushika with a 77.27% win rate versus 72%.
• Lee's opponents have averaged a higher rank of 402.32, implying tougher competition than Mushika's opponents, who average a rank of 470.81.
• Deciding set outcomes favor Lee, who has won 67% of them over the last year, in contrast to Mushika's 50% success rate in all matches.
• Mushika has been more successful in converting break points recently, with a 50% conversion rate, while Lee stands at 36.84%.

Editorial Prediction (May 16, 2025, UTC):

Based on second serve performance, Lee holds a slight edge, which could influence the outcome if serves are contested. However, Mushika's proficiency in return games and breakpoint conversion suggest they may offset this advantage.

Considering the surfaces, Lee is expected to perform better on hard courts, while Mushika's strengths on grass won't be as relevant in this match. The comparative quality of opponents provides Lee with more experience at a higher competitive level.

While both players have closely matched pressure-handling capabilities, Lee has shown better performance in high-stakes deciding sets. With stronger overall match performance over the past year, Lee's consistency positions them favorably.

Taking all factors into account, Lee emerges as the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match, leveraging experience, performance stability, and strengths on hard surfaces.