Dayeon Back vs Eunhye Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Back's second serve success rate is 37.87%, slightly higher than Lee's at 36.49%. Could this slight edge influence the match's outcome? Marginally, yes.
• When it comes to returning the opponent's serve, Lee has an advantage with a 53.28% success rate on second serves compared to Back's 52.3%.
• Lee also excels at returning first serves, winning 36.08% of points, while Back manages 34.83%.
• When under pressure, Lee outperforms Back in saving breakpoints: 50.32% for Lee and 47.34% for Back.
• Overall match performance over the past year is close, with Lee winning 71.23% of matches and Back 70%.
• Back shows a strong preference for hard courts, boasting a 70% win rate, whereas Lee performs best on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate.
• Lee's recent competition level has been slightly higher, primarily competing in Futures/Satellites, while Back has participated mostly in Challengers/ITF tournaments.
• Their head-to-head record is even, each winning once, but Back has secured more sets overall, 3 to Lee's 2.
• Neither player has experienced a deciding set against each other yet, offering little guidance if this match goes the distance. However, overall deciding set performance favors Back slightly, winning 68% compared to Lee's 61% over the past year.
• Lee has faced stronger opponents on average with an average rank of 350.56, compared to Back's average opponent rank of 448.05.
• In recent form, Lee's breakpoint conversion is significantly higher at 46.53% compared to Back's 34.21%, suggesting Lee might capitalize better on key scoring opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 31, 2025, UTC):

The contest between Back and Lee is set to be close, as both have demonstrated strong recent performances, each with distinct strengths.

Back is more adept at securing points on his second serve, suggesting an advantage in holding service games. However, Lee's superior returning game, particularly on first serves, could neutralize Back's service advantage.

While both players are quite similar in overall match win percentages over the past year, Lee has played against tougher opponents, suggesting that he might better handle the competition’s demands.

Despite Back's higher deciding set win rate, Lee's ability to convert breakpoints gives him a strategic edge, potentially crucial in tightly contested moments.

Given the data, Lee's returning proficiency, greater experience against higher-ranked opponents, and superior breakpoint conversion rate suggest he might hold a slight upper hand in this matchup. Therefore, Lee is predicted to emerge victorious in their upcoming encounter.