Hyeon Chung vs Yusuke Kusuhara Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent performances over the last six months, Chung has won 40.16% of points on their second serve as opposed to Kusuhara's 44.16%, which often serves as a reliable indicator for match predictions. Additionally, when it comes to returning opponents' second serves, Chung surpasses Kusuhara by winning 44.4% of such points, whereas Kusuhara manages 41.7%. This stat is instrumental in forecasting outcomes, especially in this head-to-head rivalry.

Analyzing their break-point retention stats, Chung has saved 44.24% of break points, while Kusuhara, more impressive in this category, saved 53.47% recently. This is a significant element to consider for in-game betting forecasts. In terms of converting break-point opportunities, Chung slightly edges out with a 34.92% conversion rate compared to Kusuhara's 33.33% efficiency, pointing to an area where Chung might have a slight advantage.

When it comes to surface preferences, Chung has excelled on hard courts, achieving a career win percentage of 69% (W/L 215/96), while hard courts are also where they played and won their previous encounter against Kusuhara. In contrast, Kusuhara fares best on clay with a 67% career win percentage (W/L 4/2), indicating different strengths that might influence the match outcome.

In the last year, the overall match win rates have seen Chung triumphant in 70% of their matches (W/L 21/9), whereas Kusuhara has secured victories in 62.5% of their encounters (W/L 20/12), hinting at a slight edge for Chung in terms of overall performance and consistency. Their head-to-head record emphasizes Chung's dominance, having won their only match with a straightforward scoreline of 6-2 6-0, demonstrating clear superiority.

Examining past matches, the average duration between them has been just over an hour, specifically at 1:4:56, highlighting Chung's efficiency in closing out matches quickly. They have not faced tiebreaks in their head-to-head history, maintaining a straightforward dynamic with no deciding sets played between them, which strengthens Chung's standing, given their historical advantage.

Finally, the quality of opposition they have faced indicates that over the past year, Chung's opponents averaged a rank of 316.4 compared to Kusuhara's 345.19. This metric further solidifies Chung's status as a formidable player against more qualified opponents.

In summation, analyzing the current stats and historical data, Chung appears to have the upper hand over Kusuhara in this upcoming match. Based on these stats, Chung is predicted to emerge victorious.