Evan Bynoe vs Hien Pham Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they fair in second serve performance? Bynoe is currently leading with a 45.63% win rate, compared to Pham's 38.6%. This metric is strongly linked to match predictions.
• How are they on return games? Bynoe excels, winning 47.29% of points on opponents' second serves, while Pham is at 33.87%. For first serves, Bynoe leads again with 32.24% against Pham's 23.4%.
• Under pressure, Bynoe is superior, saving 56.29% of breakpoints, compared to Pham's 35.29%. This is significant for in-game betting.
• Looking at overall performance, Bynoe holds a 53.33% win rate over the past year, as opposed to Pham's 47.06%.
• Which surface do they prefer? Bynoe performs best on Clay with a 60% win rate, while Pham has a 46% win rate on the same surface. Neither fares well on Indoor Hard courts.
• Both players have primarily competed at ITF $10K level over the last year, highlighting comparable event-level experience.
• Regarding opponent quality, Pham has faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging 175.47, against Bynoe's average rank of 236.83.
• In deciding sets, Pham boasts a higher win rate of 67%, with Bynoe achieving 52% when the match goes to the final set.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Bynoe edges slightly ahead with 41.57% against Pham's 40%.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

In their upcoming match, Bynoe demonstrates clear strengths in second serve performance and return games, as well as better pressure management. These factors position Bynoe as a formidable competitor.

Nevertheless, Pham's experience against higher-ranked opponents and superior performance in deciding sets add an intriguing dynamic to the matchup. The consistency in their play on clay also represents an important factor.

Considering all the data, Bynoe's consistency and superior recent form should give them the edge in this match. Therefore, Bynoe is the predicted winner in this closely contested encounter.