Chan-Yeong Oh vs Junhyun Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to second serve points over the past six months, Oh outperforms Lee by winning 41.9% compared to Lee's 38.78%. Could this give Oh the edge in their upcoming encounter?
• In return games, Oh again edges out slightly, securing 47.89% of points on opponents' second serves, while Lee claims 46.4%. However, Lee has a slight advantage in first serve returns at 30.45%, compared to Oh's 28%.
• Facing breakpoints, Oh seems more resilient, saving 55.87%, while Lee saves 50.58%. This can be pivotal in maintaining momentum during critical matches.
• Looking at recent performance, Oh has a higher win rate of 65.31% over the past year, whereas Lee's win percentage stands at 55.26%.
• Surface preferences reveal Oh's strength on Clay (69% wins) and Lee's on Hard courts (55% wins), with both showing weaknesses on indoor hard surfaces.
• Both players mainly compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments. Oh's performance at this level is 65.31% wins, slightly better than Lee's 55.26%.
• In direct confrontations, Oh has won both previous matches against Lee, including a dominant 6-0, 6-0 victory on an indoor hard court.
• Oh tends to face opponents with an average rank of 326.69 compared to Lee's average of 299.87, suggesting slightly tougher competition for Lee.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Lee has a marginally better track record, winning 58% of such sets versus Oh's 53%.
• In recent forms of breakpoint conversions, Lee is slightly better at 39.6% compared to Oh's 35.96%.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming matchup between Oh and Lee promises to be intriguing given their past encounters and current form statistics. Oh appears to have the advantage with a higher percentage of second serve points won and superior breakpoint saving abilities.

Lee holds a marginal edge in breaking opponents' serves, particularly in converting breakpoints. However, the historical head-to-head results strongly favor Oh, who has convincingly won all prior meetings.

Considering these factors, Oh emerges as the likely winner, particularly if the match unfolds similarly to their previous face-offs.