Egor Agafonov vs Sung Woo Cho Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Cho has a slightly lower second serve performance compared to Agafonov, winning 41.63% of points versus Agafonov's 41.91% in the last six months.
• Agafonov is slightly better at returning opponents' second serves, with a win rate of 50.27% compared to Cho's 49.28%.
• In terms of break point saving, Agafonov outperforms Cho by saving 61.54% compared to Cho's 54.93%.
• Cho has won 76.67% of their recent matches over the past year, while Agafonov has won 61.67%.
• Both players perform best on indoor hard courts, with Cho holding an 82% win record and Agafonov at 64%.
• Cho plays primarily at the ITF $10K level, winning 76.67%, while Agafonov has a 67.39% win rate at the same level.
• Agafonov leads the direct head-to-head matchups, having defeated Cho in their only encounter.
• Cho faces tougher competition on average, with opponents ranked around 218.9 compared to Agafonov's opponents at 144.62.
• Although both players have yet to win a tiebreak against each other, Agafonov's greater experience in high-pressure situations gives him an edge.
• Cho converts break points with a higher success rate of 38.96%, surpassing Agafonov's 34.9%.
• Who is more likely to win a deciding set? Agafonov, with a 56% win rate in deciding sets over the past 12 months, slightly edges out Cho's 50%.

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

This match presents an intriguing contest between Cho and Agafonov, who have faced off once before, with Agafonov coming out on top. Although the head-to-head record slightly favors Agafonov, Cho's superior match-winning percentage over the past year poses a significant challenge.

Agafonov's impressive stats in saving break points and outperforming Cho in returning second serves puts him in a favorable light. His experience against higher-ranked opponents also suggests he may have a psychological advantage in handling competitive pressure.

Despite Cho's stronger breakpoint conversion rate, Agafonov's composure in deciding sets and his lead in their direct encounters provide him with a slight edge for the upcoming match.

Overall, based on current data and past performances, Agafonov appears more likely to secure the win in this match against Cho.