Hiromi Abe vs Boyoung Jeong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining recent second serve performance, Abe leads slightly with a win rate of 36.53% compared to Jeong's 35.62%.
• In returning second serves, Jeong shows a significant edge, winning 55.19% of points compared to Abe's 46.12%.
• Regarding first serve return points, Abe has a marginal advantage with 36.66% over Jeong’s 35.27%.
• Abe has shown slightly better performance under pressure, saving 43.13% of breakpoints compared to Jeong’s 42.6%.
• Abe has a stronger match win percentage over the past year, winning 69.62% of matches versus Jeong's 51.72%. What could this data suggest? It's likely that Abe's consistency may be a determining factor in the match.
• Abe excels on Hard surfaces with a career win rate of 70%, whereas Jeong has a 52% win rate on the same surface.
• While Abe has mainly competed at the Challengers/ITF level, where they won 62.5% of matches, Jeong predominantly played at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 56.41%. Could experience at higher-level events give Abe a competitive edge?
• The quality of opponents faced by Abe and Jeong is similar, with Abe confronting players having an average rank of 424.63 and Jeong facing slightly stronger opponents with an average rank of 418.71.
• In deciding sets, Abe performs notably better, winning 60% of such sets compared to Jeong's 42%.
• Both players have comparable break point conversion rates, with Abe converting 41.6% and Jeong 41.29% of their opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming match approaches, Abe demonstrates a slight edge in several crucial areas that can sway match outcomes.

Key indicators such as better overall match win percentage and stronger performance on hard courts underscore Abe's superior adaptability and skill on the surface. Additionally, Abe's history of playing at a higher competitive level and their higher success in deciding sets further highlight potential for success.

Moreover, although Jeong outperforms Abe in second serve returns, other strengths such as Abe's breakpoint conversion rates and pressure handling contribute to an overall competitive advantage.

Considering these factors, Abe emerges as the more likely winner in this upcoming tennis match.