Jeong Moon vs Aiya Nupbay Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining recent second serve performances, Moon has secured 42.94% of points, contrasting sharply with Nupbay's 0% win rate.
• In terms of return game efficiency, Moon has won 43.79% of points on their opponent's second serve and 37.6% on the first, while Nupbay has not scored on either.
• Under pressure, Moon has managed to save 53.13% of breakpoints, whereas Nupbay has yet to save any.
• Looking at overall match performance over the past year, Moon has won 38.1% of their games (8 wins, 13 losses), compared to Nupbay's 66.67% (2 wins, 1 loss).
• On their preferred surfaces, both players excel on Hard courts with a 43% win rate, though Moon struggles more on Indoor Hard courts with no wins.
• Considering the level of competition, Moon has mostly competed in lower-tier Futures/Satellites, winning 40% of their matches, while Nupbay fares better in higher-tier Challengers/ITF events with a 66.67% win rate.
• Average opponent quality shows Moon faces higher-ranked players (average rank 390) than Nupbay (average rank 409.33).
• In deciding sets, Nupbay shows remarkable composure, winning all matches, whereas Moon only wins 29% of these scenarios.
• The ability to convert breakpoints highlights another disparity: Moon converts 30.65% of such opportunities, whereas Nupbay has been unsuccessful.

Editorial Prediction (June 2, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming tennis match draws on distinct performance patterns, prominently favoring Moon's abilities in second serve recovery and pressure handling. The stark contrast between Moon's ability to capitalize on breakpoints and Nupbay's struggles further highlights this divide.

While Nupbay has a strong win rate overall and excels in deciding set scenarios, their inability to secure any recent second serve points or return points indicates a potentially overwhelming challenge against an opponent like Moon.

The fact that both players share a best win rate on Hard courts evens the playing field slightly; however, the disparity in match experience and event-level competition tips the scales.

Considering all the available data, Moon appears to have the upper hand, particularly with consistently better performance under pressure. Thus, Moon is most likely to emerge victorious in this contest.