Chan-Yeong Oh vs Dong Ju Kim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oh has been slightly better with his second serve recently, winning 42.58% of points as opposed to Kim's 39.22%. Could this give Oh an edge?
• Kim excels in return games, winning 49.33% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Oh's 41.94%. Advantageous for Kim in breaking serve?
• First serve return stats favor Oh, who has a 30.69% success rate compared to Kim's 27.27%.
• Under pressure, Oh has saved 54.49% of breakpoints, outshining Kim who saves 47.37%. Will this resilience under pressure favor Oh?
• In terms of match outcomes over the last year, Kim sports a higher win percentage (80%) compared to Oh's 70.49%.
• Both players prefer Clay as their best surface. Oh leads slightly with a 69% win rate on Clay versus Kim's 65%. An advantage for Oh on this surface?
• The quality of opponents has been tougher for Kim, with an average rank of 246.07, while Oh's opponents had an average rank of 279.98.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Kim has a statistical edge, having won 67% of such sets, as opposed to Oh's 64%.
• Oh converts 35.64% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Kim’s 35% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 4, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the recent performance, Oh has demonstrated a slight advantage in second serve effectiveness and breakpoint conversion. These aspects might influence match progress, wearing down opponents gradually.

Kim shows a stronger return game. Winning a higher percentage of second serve return points could allow Kim to seize control early in rallies.

The players show comparable results on clay, with slight favor towards Oh. Yet, Kim's superior record against higher-ranked players and his consistent performance in deciding sets lend confidence.

Overall, considering Kim's broader advantages in recent performance across different metrics despite Oh's strengths, Kim appears poised as the likely winner for this match.