Duckhee Lee vs Chase Ferguson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Chase Ferguson has demonstrated a stronger track record in terms of second serve performance, winning 44.74% of points on this serve in the last six months. Contrastingly, Lee has managed to win 39.72% on their second serve within the same timeframe. This metric is crucial as it often correlates with match prediction accuracy, suggesting that Ferguson may hold a slight advantage in this aspect of their game.

Examining their return game capabilities, Ferguson has won 49.44% of points on their opponent's second serve recently, while Lee shows a marginally better performance with 50.67% of such points won. For first-serve returns, Lee again has the edge with 32.83%, compared to Ferguson's 29.18%, which tends to favor Lee in predictions for head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Ferguson has shown resilience by saving 52.99% of breakpoints in recent matches, outpacing Lee's 43.61% conversion rate in similar situations. This could be a pivotal factor during critical moments in their match, especially for in-game betting predictions. Additionally, over the last year, Ferguson has won 60.87% of his matches (28 wins and 18 losses), slightly better than Lee's 55.56% win rate (20 wins and 16 losses), providing a broader context for their overall competitive performances.

Surface preference also plays an essential role in the prediction. Ferguson excels the most on clay, boasting a win percentage of 67%. Meanwhile, Lee performs best on hard courts, achieving a 60% win rate. However, Lee struggles on grass, having not won any of four matches played on this surface, which might be a factor if this match transitions to a different surface type.

When considering the level of tournament competition, both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Ferguson has a slight edge here, maintaining a 60.87% win rate over the past year, against Lee's 58.62%. Furthermore, their head-to-head history is evenly matched, with each player winning one of their two encounters thus far.

Head-to-head encounters have been relatively evenly contested as well. Notably, their most recent match at the M 25 Bali saw Ferguson claiming victory in a hard-fought three-set match. Although this doesn't provide a definitive pattern of dominance, Ferguson's win in the decisive set shows resilience under pressure, crucial if the match extends to a deciding set.

Ferguson has played against opponents of a slightly higher average rank (343.85) compared to Lee (490.64) over the past 12 months, which could imply that Ferguson is more accustomed to higher-caliber opposition. In deciding sets across all players over the last year, Ferguson holds an edge, winning 56% compared to Lee's 44%. If the match goes the distance, Ferguson may have the upper hand based on this statistic.

In terms of break point conversion, Lee is more efficient, converting 52.63% of opportunities compared to Ferguson's 39.53%. Nonetheless, considering all these statistics, the slight advantages in various pivotal aspects suggest that Chase Ferguson might emerge victoriously in their upcoming match against Lee.