En Shuo Liang vs Hong Yi Cody Wong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form over the past six months, Liang has won 40.99% of points on their second serve, slightly edging out Wong, who has achieved a win rate of 40.86% on their second serve. This second serve performance is known to have a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy.

When it comes to return game statistics, Liang has won 50.49% of their opponent's second serve points, which is nearly on par with Wong's 50.72% in recent form. In terms of first serve returns, Wong outperforms Liang with a win rate of 35.74% compared to Liang's 27.77%, a significant stat for predicting the favored player in their head-to-head matchups.

Analyzing how players perform under pressure, Liang has saved 50% of breakpoints in recent matches, while Wong has been slightly better, saving 53.25% of breakpoints. This metric is particularly useful for in-game betting predictions. Meanwhile, in breakpoint conversion, Liang has converted 38.38% of opportunities, whereas Wong has been more successful, converting 42.86% of their chances.

Looking at their performance over the last year, Liang exhibits a win-loss record of 33-23, translating to a 58.93% match win rate, whereas Wong shows a win rate of 53.13% with a record of 34-30. Direct head-to-head matchups further emphasize Liang's dominance, having defeated Wong in both of their previous encounters, winning all four sets played between them.

Considering their playing surfaces, Liang's best career win rate is 55% on grass, while Wong excels on hard courts with a 61% win rate. Meanwhile, both have their lowest success rates on clay and indoor hard surfaces, at 43% and 25%, respectively.

On the competitive level, over the past year, Liang has played the majority of their matches in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, boasting a 60.42% win rate, while Wong follows closely with a 56.25% win rate in similar events. Opponent quality also plays a role, as Liang's opponents had an average rank of 307.95, compared to Wong's 346.66 over the last 12 months.

In extreme pressure situations, Liang has won the only tiebreak played between the two, further emphasizing their head-to-head strength. If the upcoming match extends into a deciding set, Liang's 60% success rate in such scenarios over the past year gives them an edge over Wong's 35%.

Considering the compiled statistical analysis, Liang appears favored to secure victory in their upcoming match against Wong, based on their superior head-to-head performance and consistency in various important metrics.