Cruz Hewitt vs Yu Hsiou Hsu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Hewitt has a slight edge over Hsu, securing 47.31% of points, compared to Hsu’s 43.04%. This statistic holds significant importance in predicting the likely winner of a match as it reflects a player's resilience on second serves.

The evaluation of return game statistics similarly highlights Hewitt’s competence. Hewitt has won 44.69% of points on their opponents' second serve, as opposed to Hsu's 43.75%. Additionally, for first serve returns, Hewitt leads slightly with 28.7% against Hsu's 25%, offering insight into who might be favored in their head-to-head matchup.

As for converting breakpoints, Hewitt has shown better performance with a 35.42% success rate, over Hsu’s 28%. Despite Hsu's ability to save breakpoints slightly better at 53.06% compared to Hewitt's 52.11%, the conversion rate may play a pivotal role in determining the outcome during breakpoint scenarios.

In terms of broader performance, over the last year, Hewitt has won 52.38% (W/L 11/10) of matches, while Hsu has fared better with 62.67% (W/L 47/28). While these metrics present a favorable case for Hsu, it's crucial to consider the context of tournament levels. Hewitt, mostly competing in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with $10K, has a 66.67% win record (W/L 8/4), while Hsu participates more frequently in Challengers with a balanced win rate of 50% (W/L 18/18).

Reflecting on surface preference, Hewitt has performed consistently on hard courts, with a win percentage of 52% (W/L 16/15). Hsu demonstrates stronger results on hard courts, achieving a 66% success rate (W/L 246/126), presenting an advantage over Hewitt when both compete on this surface.

It’s also useful to examine the rank of opponents during the past year, where Hewitt's opponents had an average rank of 380.38, slightly lower than the 372.56 ranking for Hsu’s adversaries. Notably, this suggests a marginally tougher competition for Hsu.

For those interested in predictions regarding matches extending to a deciding set, both players have shown an impressive ability to close out, with Hewitt securing 75% of deciding sets over the last 12 months, mirroring Hsu’s 75% overall on all tours.

Conclusively, combining current form and stats across different parameters, Hsu's superior win percentage, along with their more challenging match experiences and higher career surface win rates on hard courts, indicate a marginal advantage. Therefore, based on statistical analysis, Hsu might be favored to win this matchup.