Jake Delaney vs Chan-Yeong Oh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Delaney has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.85% of points compared to Oh's 42.17% over the past six months.
• Delaney outperforms Oh in returning second serves, with a win rate of 46.14% versus 39.51% for Oh. However, Oh returns first serves better, with a 29.04% success rate, compared to Delaney's 22.56%.
• Though Delaney and Oh have similar breakpoint-saving abilities, Oh has a slight advantage, saving 54.66% compared to Delaney's 54.19%.
• Oh has a better winning percentage over the last year, claiming 69.09% of matches played versus Delaney's 63.16% win rate. But what does this indicate about their overall form?
• Career surface statistics reveal Delaney performs best on hard courts with a 55% win rate, while Oh excels on clay, winning 69% of matches.
• Both players have predominantly played in $10K level tournaments in the last year, but Oh has a slightly higher win percentage in these events.
• In direct encounters, Delaney has emerged victorious once, defeating Oh in their sole matchup, showcasing an upper hand in head-to-head records.
• Matches between the two have been closely contested, with tie-break pressure situations favoring Delaney, who has won two out of three tie-breaks against Oh.
• The players have faced opponents of varying quality, with Oh playing against higher-ranked competitors, averaging a rank of 275.24, while Delaney's opponents average a rank of 463.2.
• Delaney has a marginal lead in converting breakpoints, with a recent form conversion rate of 37.17%, compared to Oh's 36.49%.
• Deciding set performances over the last 12 months show Delaney winning 55% of such sets, slightly ahead of Oh's 53% win rate.

Editorial Prediction (May 23, 2025, UTC):

As we look forward to the upcoming match, analyzing the players' recent performances and historical head-to-head data offers a clearer picture of their strengths and weaknesses.

Delaney stands out with his ability to win key points on second serves and return games, particularly on hard surfaces. Although Oh has a stronger record against higher-ranked players and performs better in first serve returns, Delaney's past head-to-head success cannot be overlooked.

Considering Delaney's marginally better breakpoint conversion and higher success rate in deciding sets, these advantages, along with his previous win against Oh, tip the scales in his favor.

Thus, Delaney appears more likely to win the upcoming match based on the current statistical analysis and historical performance patterns.