Jiho Shin vs Bianca Compuesto Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Compuesto and Shin have nearly identical second serve success rates, with Compuesto at 35.29% and Shin slightly ahead at 35.33%. Could this marginal difference be significant?
• Return game analysis reveals an edge for Compuesto, excelling in second serve returns at 51.24%, compared to Shin's 39.26%.
• When facing first serves, Shin marginally outperforms Compuesto with a return win rate of 29.16% versus 28.78% for Compuesto.
• Under pressure, Shin exhibits resilience by saving 44.33% of breakpoints, while Compuesto falls behind, saving 37.14%.
• Shin's higher yearly win rate at 51.52% (W/L 17/16) contrasts with Compuesto's lower 24% (W/L 6/19), highlighting Shin's overall stronger performance.
• Compuesto shines on grass with a career win rate of 55%, whereas Shin thrives on hard courts at 56%.
• Player experience shows Compuesto competing mainly in higher-tier Challengers/ITF events, winning 26.32%, while Shin competes more in Futures/Satellites/ITF matches, achieving a 50% win rate.
• Shin regularly competes against players with a higher average rank of 138.06 compared to Compuesto's opponents, averaging a rank of 244.32, indicating Shin's exposure to tougher competition.
• Both players have a 50% win rate in deciding sets, suggesting no clear advantage if the match goes to a deciding final set.
• In converting breakpoint opportunities, Compuesto holds a slight lead, converting 36.96% compared to Shin's 34.48%.

Editorial Prediction (July 27, 2025, UTC):

Examining the recent statistics, Shin exhibits consistent performance on multiple fronts. Shin holds a marginal but significant lead in both second serve success rate and resilience under pressure, as shown by a higher breakpoint save rate.

Compuesto outperforms Shin in second serve returns, but Shin's higher match win percentage and competition against stronger ranked opponents provide an edge.

While both players show similar effectiveness in deciding sets, if the match reaches that stage, the overall statistics favor Shin's potential to control the match. Therefore, based on the patterns observed, Shin is the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match.