Chun Hsin Tseng vs Alejandro Tabilo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Tabilo has won 48.37% of second serve points over the last six months, narrowly outperforming Tseng, who won 46.77%.
• Looking at return stats, Tabilo claimed 46.18% of opponents' second serve points, slightly more than Tseng's 44.97%.
• On first serve returns, Tabilo is again ahead with 27.51% compared to Tseng's 26.4%.
• In high-pressure scenarios, Tabilo saved 61.05% of breakpoints, better than Tseng's 58.02%.
• Regarding match win/loss over the past year, Tabilo has a win rate of 43.75%, while Tseng boasts a stronger 56.1% win percentage.
• Both players excel on clay surfaces with Tseng slightly leading at a 62% win rate over Tabilo's 61%.
• Tabilo has mainly competed on the Main tour, winning 38.89% of matches, whereas Tseng focused on Challengers/ITF, achieving a higher win rate of 67.39%.
• In direct head-to-head, Tseng has won their only encounter, dominating with a 6-2 7-5 victory on clay.
• Tseng's average opponent rank is significantly lower at 251.52, compared to Tabilo's 76.44, suggesting Tseng played against lesser-ranked opponents.
• Tabilo's recent breakpoint conversion stands at 35.07%, outperforming Tseng's 29.61% conversion rate.
• When matches extend to deciding sets, Tseng has a slight edge, winning 52% of the time compared to Tabilo's 43%.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

In evaluating their recent performances, it's evident that both players have strengths and areas for improvement. Tabilo slightly leads in technical stats like second serve performance, return games, and breakpoint conversion, suggesting a marginal technical edge.

Tseng showcases better overall match performance with a higher win rate over the past year and excels on clay, their preferred surface, demonstrated by their previous win over Tabilo. Despite Tabilo's encounter with higher-ranked opponents, Tseng might have more practical tactics from their success in lower-tier events.

Given these insights, the likely winner of the upcoming match appears to be Chun Hsin Tseng, considering his proven advantage in direct matchups and overall performance trends on preferred court surfaces.