Daniil Sarksian vs Sanhui Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serve shenanigans, Sarksian and Shin are neck-and-neck in the comedy of errors department. Sarksian, bless their heart, manages to snag 42.03% of points with their second serve, while Shin ekes out a slight edge at 43.38%. As any analyst would tell you, this delightful duel promises a thrilling prediction challenge!

On the return front, Sarksian seems to have mastered the art of intercepting delivery, winning 51.24% of opponent's second serve points. Shin, meanwhile, keeps up with a respectable 47.42% to their name. When it comes to first serve returns, Sarksian continues their trickery with a 32.04% success, while Shin tries to keep it close at 29.19%. These little nuggets of information warm up the debate on who might leave the court giggling.

Under pressure, Sarksian seems to have a knack for Houdini acts, saving breakpoints with a 51.26% escape rate; Shin trails with a 45% success, potentially losing their cool amidst the tension. Fast forward to the grand stage of winning and losing, Sarksian has entertained us with a win rate of 44.44% over the year, winning 12 matches and charmingly losing 15. Shin, strutting on a brighter path, has won 58.49% of matches, with a splendid record of 31 wins and 22 losses.

The clay courts seem to roll out the red carpet for both competitors, with Shin basking in a 72% win rate, while Sarksian enjoys a cozy 63% clay win rate. Yet, throw them on a less familiar terrain, like grass for Shin with a 0% win rate, and it’s a whole other sitcom scenario. As for the hard surfaces, Sarksian can claim a modest 43% win rate, leaving room for improvement.

Sarksian often dazzles the crowd in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, aligning their wins and losses like a wobbly scale at 44.44%. Shin takes a more commanding role with a 62.16% triumph rate, making their way through the same tournaments as if running a well-rehearsed skit.

Facing opponents with an average ranking of 458.78, Sarksian doesn’t shy away from daunting challenges. Shin gives themselves a slightly easier ride with an opponent average rank of 389.49. If they hit a match-deciding set, Sarksian bewitchingly pulls off a 58% win rate, while Shin takes a more reserved approach at 44%, making the crescendos of their matches all the more riveting.

In the dramatic world of breakpoint conversions, Sarksian pirouettes with a 33.94% success, but Shin steals the show with 39.08%, proving breaking serve involves more than just skill - a little comedy doesn’t hurt either. As our eyes eagerly await the curtain rise on yet another act, all signs seem to indicate a script favoring Shin, with stats whispering this champion’s name.