Daria Shubina vs Boyoung Jeong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does each player fare on their second serve? Shubina has won 32.38% of points, while Jeong leads with 38.09% over the past six months.
• In returning serve, Shubina wins 48.31% of opponents' second serves, yet Jeong is better at 55.53%.
• Both players show a close percentage in first serve return effectiveness, Shubina with 34.74% and Jeong with a slight edge at 37.4%.
• Under pressure, Jeong saves 44.58% of breakpoints, narrowly surpassing Shubina's 42.55%.
• Looking at match outcomes over the last year, Shubina has a win rate of 45.45%, compared to Jeong's 52.38%.
• What is the key surface advantage for each player? Shubina performs best on Hard courts with a 58% win rate, whereas Jeong's best surface is also Hard with a 52% win rate.
• Jeong has played against slightly lower-ranked opponents on average with a rank of 424.48 versus Shubina's 366.91 in the past year.
• In deciding sets, Shubina impressively wins 100% of them, while Jeong has a success rate of 46%.
• Regarding break point conversion, Jeong converts 42.77% of opportunities compared to Shubina's 34.38%.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

Both Shubina and Jeong show distinct strengths; nevertheless, certain areas provide a clearer insight into who might have the upper hand in this match.

Jeong displays superior skills in both serve and return game statistics, making her the likely stronger performer in those areas. Her consistency in saving breakpoints and converting them indicates a more relaxed demeanor under pressure.

While Shubina excels in deciding sets, her overall match-winning percentage and recent form suggest she may face challenges against Jeong’s more consistent play style.

Considering these factors, Jeong is the more likely winner in this upcoming tennis match, given her advantages in key performance statistics and ability to maintain a higher percentage of wins in crucial situations.