Ji Sung Nam vs Marat Sharipov (RUS) Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In an analytical comparison of their recent performance, Nam has shown a 33.55% success rate on their second serve in the last six months, contrasting with (RUS), who has achieved a 45.96% win rate. This notable difference in second-serve efficiency strongly influences match outcome predictions. Furthermore, the return game statistics exhibit a marginal edge for Nam, who has secured 49.7% of points on their opponents' second serves, while (RUS) has managed to win 47.35%. However, when it comes to first-serve returns, Nam significantly outperforms, boasting a 33.05% success compared to (RUS) at 21.95%, making Nam appear favored in their head-to-head matchup.

Examining pressure-handling capabilities, Nam has saved 39.37% of breakpoints recently, whereas (RUS) has a superior breakpoint save rate of 58.96%. Breakpoint conversion statistics also reveal Nam's advantage, with a conversion rate of 46.91% compared to (RUS)'s 33.93%. Insights like these are valuable for predicting match momentum when either player faces breakpoint scenarios.

Analyzing performance from the previous year, Nam has recorded a match win rate of 52.78%, with a win/loss of 19/17, whereas (RUS) has not participated in any matches, hence a 0% win rate. On specific playing surfaces, Nam excels on Hard courts, achieving a career win percentage of 58%, though they struggle on Grass with just 33%. (RUS)'s career surface preferences remain unspecified, presenting an incomplete picture of their strengths.

Both players have faced different caliber opponents; over the last 12 months, Nam has played competitors with an average ranking of 381.5. The rank of (RUS)'s opponents wasn't disclosed, leaving a gap in analyzing opponent quality. Decision-set performance places Nam in a stronger position, having won 55% of such sets over the past year, while (RUS) remains winless.

Finally, event-specific stats provide insight into in-form players during the competition, though (RUS)'s details remain incomplete. Overall, the comprehensive analysis suggests that Nam's recent form, consistent pressure handling, and better decision-set victories position them as the likely winner in their upcoming encounter.