Han Shi vs Wushuang Zheng Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the recent months of analysis, the performance on second serves reveals slight nuances between the players: Shi has secured 38.1% of points, while Zheng exhibits a slightly higher winning percentage at 39.72%. This metric often provides clarity in match predictions. When evaluating return game efficiency, Shi's return stats in recent form indicate a win of 54.66% on their opponent's second serve points, compared to Zheng's 50.28%. In terms of first serve returns, their statistics remain narrowly aligned, with Shi capturing 33.76% and Zheng marginally trailing with 33.72%.

The resilience under pressure is another area where the players diverge; Shi has notably saved 48.59% of breakpoints faced, surpassing Zheng's 44.11%. Over the past year, their winning records portray Shi with a 62.5% match win rate (45 wins and 27 losses), while Zheng has achieved a 64.06% rate (41 wins and 23 losses). The surface of play provides further context; Shi excels on clay with a 78% success rate (7 wins, 2 losses), whereas Zheng records a 60% win rate on the same surface (39 wins, 26 losses).

In the spectrum of player levels, the last year reflects a frequent engagement in the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K category, where Shi has won 66.13% of his matches (41 wins, 21 losses), and Zheng has a similar outcome with 65.08% (41 wins, 22 losses). A critical comparative measure stems from their direct head-to-head encounters; across 6 matches, Zheng leads with 5 victories compared to Shi's solitary win. Historically, their matches average a duration of 1 hour, 55 minutes, and 12 seconds, showcasing competitive engagements.

A direct insight into extreme pressure situations reflects that they have competed in two tiebreaks, with both falling in favor of Zheng. Analyzing the quality of opponents, over the past year, Shi has faced competitors with an average ranking of 413.81, whereas Zheng's opponents averaged a superior rank at 344.75. If the match extends to a deciding set, Shi holds a marginal advantage with a win rate of 53%, compared to Zheng's 48% win rate in similar scenarios.

The breakpoint conversion rates further outline their strategic prowess; Shi's recent form shows a 38.14% conversion, while Zheng displays a slightly sharper conversion rate at 40.87%. This provides significant insight for in-game predictions. Given the conglomerate of these statistics, Zheng emerges as the slightly favored competitor, predicted to secure victory in the upcoming match against Shi.