Chase Ferguson vs Maksim Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Shin's second serve performance recently shows a slight edge, winning 42.28% of points compared to Ferguson's 40.93%.
• Do return stats provide any insights? Yes, Shin outperforms Ferguson by winning 45.28% of opponents’ second serve points and 30.1% of first serve returns, versus Ferguson’s 40.44% and 27.11%, respectively.
• Under pressure, how do the players perform? Shin has saved 50.25% of breakpoints, just shy of Ferguson’s 50.28%, hinting at both being resilient under pressure.
• In overall performance, Shin holds a slightly better win rate over the past year, with 60.53% compared to Ferguson’s 58.7%.
• Considering surfaces, Shin performs best on clay with a 62% win rate, whereas Ferguson excels on indoor hard courts at 67%.
• Analyzing match levels, both players predominantly compete in lower-tier Futures/ITF events, but Shin has faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging rank 262.61 against Ferguson’s 404.41.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, who might have an edge? Ferguson substantially shines, winning 73% of deciding sets compared to Shin’s 38%.
• Break point conversion rates reveal Shin’s advantage, converting 32.19% of chances versus Ferguson’s 24.75%, a valuable in-game indicator.

Editorial Prediction (September 16, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent form and head-to-head statistics, Shin appears to have a slight advantage in second serve performance and returns. Despite Ferguson's strong deciding set performance, the overall stats seem to tilt in favor of Shin.

Surfaces and event participation slightly favor Shin as well, given his consistent performance across different levels and particularly against higher-ranked opponents.

Given this comprehensive analysis, Shin is predicted to have a slight edge and is likely to win the upcoming match, should these trends hold true.