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

• Oh's second serve performance has been weaker recently, winning only 33.16% of those points, compared to Lee's 42.41%. This suggests Lee might have an advantage during second serve exchanges.
• On the return side, Oh has been stronger, winning 55.38% of points against opponents' second serves, while Lee has won 47.99%. Does this give Oh an edge in breaking Lee's serve? It could, particularly on second serves.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Oh also leads, winning 35.71% of points, over Lee's 30.51%. This suggests Oh may handle Lee's first serves more effectively.
• Under pressure, Lee has an edge, saving 49.58% of breakpoints compared to Oh's 41.18%. This resilience is crucial in tight situations.
• Across the past year, match performance favors Lee, who has won 79.45% of their matches compared to Oh's 53.33%.
• On hard courts, which both players prefer, Lee shows stronger career performance with a 78% win rate, surpassing Oh's 52%.
• Both players primarily compete in Futures/ITF $10K level tournaments. Lee holds a superior win rate of 77.55% versus Oh's 56.25% in these events, despite playing weaker opponents based on average ranking.
• In matches that go to decisive sets, Oh has a perfect record, winning all such sets in the last year, whereas Lee maintains a 68% success rate. Could a deciding set favor Oh?
• Oh's breakpoint conversion is stronger recently, capitalizing on 45.61% of opportunities, over Lee's 38.64%, marking Oh as a potential threat when chances arise.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing recent performances and strengths, Lee presents a solid case for becoming the match favorite. Their superior overall win percentage and resilience under pressure showcase their capability to overcome challenging situations. Furthermore, Lee's advantage in second serve performance may provide them with the upper hand in service games.

However, Oh's proficiency at returning serves, especially against opponents' second serves, could pose significant challenges for Lee. Additionally, Oh's perfect record in deciding sets presents a potential advantage if the match is closely contested.

Considering all aspects, including surface preference and overall match performance, Lee appears to possess the necessary elements to secure victory in this upcoming encounter, especially if the match does not extend into a deciding set.