Dabin Kim vs Ya-Hsuan Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve effectiveness: Recently, Lee has excelled slightly more with 40.91% of points won compared to Kim's 39.21%. Does this provide Lee with an advantage? Yes, but marginally.
• Return game performance: Lee outperforms Kim on opponents' second serve points, winning 55.36% to Kim's 53.22%. However, Kim has a better success rate on first serve returns at 38.64% compared to Lee's 33.69%.
• Handling pressure: Lee demonstrates superior resilience under pressure, saving 52.41% of breakpoints, while Kim manages only 39.76%.
• Match performance overview: Over the past year, Kim boasts a higher winning percentage (64.52%) compared to Lee's 50%.
• Surface specialization: Lee performs best on Grass with a 63% win rate, whereas Kim excels on Hard surfaces, winning 57% of matches.
• Player level and event context: Both Lee and Kim have the same success rate of 66.67% in $10K tournaments over the last year, with Lee playing against lower-ranked opponents on average compared to Kim.
• Direct head-to-head comparison: Kim has won their only prior encounter against Lee, in straight sets.
• Opponents' caliber: Kim has faced more highly-ranked players, average rank of 168.58, compared to Lee's 336.82.
• Deciding sets record: Lee excels in decisive sets with an 80% win rate, overshadowing Kim's 44% success rate.
• Break point conversion: Kim exhibits superior efficiency in converting break points, achieving a 51.69% rate compared to Lee's 38.81%.

Editorial Prediction (September 12, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing their recent performances, Lee shows slight advantages in second serve performance and resilience under pressure, which could play pivotal roles in the upcoming match.

Kim, however, outshines Lee in overall performance metrics, especially against more challenging opponents and on hard court surfaces where this match will be played.

Given Kim's superior experience against higher-ranked opponents and their previous victory over Lee, Kim is favored to win the upcoming match.