Filip Peliwo vs Sanhui Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The anticipation build-up for a tennis clash extends beyond initial expectations, hinging largely on the statistical showdown between the competitors. One of the intrinsic indicators lies in the realm of second serve performance. Over the past six months, Peliwo has notched a 41.79% points win rate on his second serve, an area where Shin slightly edges him out with a 43.38% success rate. Such statistics are closely tied to determining match outcomes, making every match prediction thrillingly scientific.

When evaluating return game proficiency, Peliwo showcases his skill by claiming 51.56% of his opponent's second-serve points. In contrast, Shin grips tightly onto a 47.42% win rate in this department. Interestingly, their prowess in returning first serves bears almost mirror-like statistics, with Peliwo and Shin achieving 29.07% and 29.19%, respectively. These figures subtly guide us towards who might gain a competitive edge in head-to-head clashes.

Drilling further into the match dynamics, both players' ability to wriggle out of challenging situations offers a glimpse of resilience. In clutch moments, Peliwo stands tall, warding off 51.57% of breakpoints, compared to Shin’s 45%. Such stats are critical for those keen on in-game betting strategies, providing actionable insights with each breakpoint.

Delving into their yearly performance, Peliwo has a 54.93% win streak, while Shin moves ahead with a 59.26% victory path. Their differing experiences across various surfaces further delineate their strengths; Peliwo thrives on Hard courts where he wins 58% of his matches, a stark contrast to his 29% win rate on Grass. Shin, however, dominates on Clay, securing a 72% win percentage, yet remains winless on Grass.

Observing their levels and fields of play, both talents have most frequently graced the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year. Here, Peliwo claims 54.1% of wins, while Shin surges with 63.16%. Amidst these stats, direct encounters provide a crucial perspective—Peliwo has triumphed in their sole meeting, winning both sets convincingly in a match lasting just under an hour, a clear dominion confirmed through a straight-sets win at the Seoul Challenger.

Their match history paints a comprehensive picture, with an absence of tiebreaks or decisive set face-offs to further segregate their comparative standing. Notably, Peliwo has tackled opponents with a slightly lower average rank of 437.42 against Shin’s more competitive slate at 382.28, yet Peliwo excels in clinching deciding sets at 59% success versus Shin’s 44% over the last year, offering a tactical edge in crucial situations.

The predictability of a match outcome boils down to more nuanced stats, like breakpoint conversion, where both duelists exhibit an identical 39.08% efficiency. Synthesizing these statistics, Peliwo emerges as the favored contender, potentially securing victory through his tenacious resolve and proven head-to-head record, setting the stage for an exhilarating battle on the court.