Ji Sung Nam vs Junhyun Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How well do Nam and Lee perform under the pressure of a second serve? Recent stats reveal that in the past six months, Nam has managed to secure 37.85% of points on their second serve, whereas Lee has slightly outpaced with a 41.39% success rate. This slight difference might not seem much, but high correlations suggest these numbers are pivotal in foretelling match outcomes.

What about their return games? Nam has been impressive, winning 52.58% of their opponent's second serve points, while Lee lags behind with 45.91%. First serve returns show a similar pattern, with Nam holding 29.21% and Lee edging ahead with a 32.51% success rate. These figures provide intriguing insights into who might have the upper hand in this head-to-head encounter.

Facing breakpoints can be daunting, but who handles this pressure better? The data shows Nam has successfully fended off 34.58% of breakpoints, while Lee demonstrates greater resilience, managing to save 50%. A crucial aspect for in-game strategy enthusiasts.

Looking at their overall performance over the last year, Nam boasts a win rate of 51.43% from his matches (18 wins and 17 losses), while Lee has shined brighter with a 65.63% win rate (21 wins and 11 losses). This overview hints at Lee’s consistency and capability to claim victory.

Surface preference and event level also play significant roles. Both players have found Hard courts to be their forte, with Nam winning 58% of his matches and Lee very close at 56%. Their weakest performances are on Grass and Indoor Hard, respectively, relying on only minimal match play percentages. When it comes to event tiers, Nam has been battling mostly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, holding a balanced record of 13/13, whereas Lee has shone in Futures/Satellites/ITF matches with a stronger 65.63% victory rate.

The caliber of opponents faced is also telling; Nam's average opponent rank stands at 412.94, while Lee has faced more prestigious competition, with an average rank of 186.19. Lee holds a slight edge in deciding sets, capturing 60% compared to Nam’s 64%, highlighting competitiveness when matches are neck and neck.

Finally, when it comes to converting breakpoints, Nam's 45.21% conversion rate outshines Lee's 36.36%, a critical statistic for those interested in live in-play predictions. Taking into account all these elements, from serving statistics to pressure handling, performance history, and opponent quality, the scales tip slightly in Lee's favor. Expect Lee to emerge victorious from this clash.