Kuan-Yi Lee vs Philip Hjorth Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When predicting the outcome of an upcoming tennis match between Lee and Hjorth, examining their recent performances, as well as detailed statistics, can provide crucial insights. Analyzing their second serve effectiveness over the past six months, Lee has secured 37.59% of points, slightly behind Hjorth's 38.53%. This minor difference in second serve performance could offer a slight advantage to Hjorth.

Return game statistics in recent form show that Lee has won 45.4% of their opponent's second serve points, while Hjorth closely follows with 45%. Furthermore, for first serve returns, Lee has achieved a success rate of 30.59%, significantly higher than Hjorth's 25.51%. These return stats are instrumental in gauging who might hold the upper hand in their head-to-head matchup.

In terms of performance under pressure, Lee has defended 47.13% of breakpoints, compared to Hjorth's 50% breakpoint save rate. This data is particularly beneficial for live betting scenarios and suggests Hjorth could have a sturdier mental edge in tight moments.

Overall match-winning percentages from the past year also reveal some differences between the two players. Lee has won 61.11% of matches (22 wins, 14 losses), while Hjorth has a win rate of 55% (33 wins, 27 losses). Despite Hjorth having played more matches, Lee shows a higher win percentage.

Analyzing performance on different surfaces, Lee finds their greatest success on clay courts, boasting a career win rate of 62% (W/L 44/27). In contrast, Hjorth excels on hard courts with a 61% win rate (W/L 41/26). Both players show vulnerabilities on indoor hard courts, with Lee at 57% (W/L 8/6) and Hjorth significantly lower at 29% (W/L 2/5).

Participation in events gives another dimension: Lee has primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 61.29% of those matches (W/L 19/12). Hjorth, similarly, has participated mostly in these events but with a slightly lower win percentage of 55.93% (W/L 33/26). The level of events impacts the relativity of their stats.

Looking at the quality of opponents over the past year, Lee's opponents had an average rank of 294.03, whereas Hjorth faced opponents averaging a rank of 308.35. This suggests Lee might have faced relatively stronger competition.

Should the match extend to a deciding set, Lee has a stronger track record, winning 36% of such sets, compared to Hjorth's 29%. This could be an indicator of resilience in tightly contested matches. Additionally, in recent form, Lee has converted 44.05% of breakpoint opportunities, in contrast to Hjorth's 32.56% conversion rate. Such a statistic is crucial for live betting scenarios.

Based on these comprehensive statistical comparisons, Lee seems slightly favored to win the upcoming match. Their superior return game performance, greater win rate in deciding sets, and better breakpoint conversion are key factors that could sway the match in Lee's favor.