Erika Sema vs Yujin Kim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent play, Kim has a slight edge with second serve performance, winning 39.21% of points, compared to Sema's 35.46%. Could this give Kim an upper hand?
• Sema excels in returning against opponent's second serve, with a win rate of 56.38% versus Kim's 51.79%. How might this influence the match outcome?
• Kim shows resilience under pressure, saving 47.67% of breakpoints, slightly more than Sema's 43.4%. This could be critical in tight situations.
• Over the past year, Sema has been more consistent, winning 56.9% of matches, while Kim has won 48.84%.
• Sema's preferred surface is Hard, with a career win rate of 55%, whereas Kim fares best on Indoor Hard at 50%.
• The level of competition appears similar for both, with Sema participating in higher-level events, yet both have comparable win percentages: Sema at 55.32% and Kim at 52.94%.
• In deciding sets, Kim edges out Sema with a 67% win rate, compared to Sema’s 60%, suggesting stamina may be in Kim’s favor.
• When converting breakpoints, Sema slightly outperforms Kim with a conversion rate of 44.94% against 43.4%.

Editorial Prediction (August 15, 2025, UTC):

Kim's aptitude on the second serve and effectiveness in high-pressure scenarios suggest the potential for a robust performance in the upcoming match. Their capacity to win deciding sets further strengthens their position if the match goes the distance.

Conversely, Sema's proficiency in returning an opponent's second serve may disrupt Kim's gameplay, providing a strategic advantage. Furthermore, while Sema has shown consistency in the past year, the surface advantage on Hard courts could be a decisive factor.

Taking into account performance consistency, surface preference, and the ability to handle pressure, Sema appears to be slightly favored. Nevertheless, Kim's advantages in specific metrics indicate this could be a closely contested match. Based on the presented statistics, Sema is marginally more likely to emerge victorious in this tennis encounter.