Carol Young Suh Lee vs Tiantsoa Rakotomanga Rajaonah Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance predict match outcomes? Lee shows stronger performance here, winning 42.96% compared to Rajaonah's 35.78% in recent form.
• Rajaonah excels in return games, winning 52.6% of opponents' second serve points; Lee achieves 48.59% in the same category.
• First serve return stats favor Rajaonah at 35.92% over Lee's 30.74%, suggesting a possible edge in break points.
• Under pressure, Lee remains more resilient, saving 50.59% of break points versus Rajaonah's 44.99%.
• Overall performance: Lee has a stronger win rate over the past year with 76.84%, surpassing Rajaonah's 60.61%.
• On their best surfaces, Lee shines on Hard courts with a career win rate of 76%, while Rajaonah performs best on Clay with a 66% win rate.
• Both players frequently compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, but Lee has a superior winning percentage at this level (77.08% compared to Rajaonah's 57.41%).
• Rajaonah has competed against higher-ranked players on average, suggesting greater match difficulty for their matches.
• In deciding sets, Rajaonah edges out Lee, winning 64% of these crucial moments compared to Lee's 60% in the last year.
• Rajaonah slightly surpasses Lee in breaking point conversion, managing 42.32% success against Lee's 40.79%, a vital stat for in-game predictions.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming tennis match approaches, a close examination of the players' recent performances and strengths offers insight into who may have the upper hand.

Lee demonstrates a superior second serve percentage and overall higher year-long win rate. These elements hint at steadier performance when compared to Rajaonah.

Despite Rajaonah's impressive return game and deciding set edge, Lee’s resilience under pressure and dominance on Hard courts are formidable advantages.

Considering these factors, especially Lee's historical strength on hard surfaces and overall consistency, Lee emerges as the likely victor in this encounter.