Kyle Kang vs Aidan Kim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Kang has been slightly more effective on the second serve, winning 45.13% of the points, compared to Kim's 41.53%.
• Kang also holds an edge in return games, winning 48.76% of points on their opponent's second serve, while Kim has secured 47.2%.
• In first serve returns, Kang achieves success with 29.14% of points, surpassing Kim's 25.59%.
• Under pressure, Kim narrowly leads in saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 50.6%, compared to Kang’s 49.49%.
• When considering match results over the last year, Kim has a slightly higher win percentage, with 75.76% compared to Kang's 70.59%.
• Kang excels on clay with a 62% win rate, but struggles on indoor hard courts (0%). Conversely, Kim favors hard courts with a 65% win rate, although grass courts challenge them (0%).
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Kim having a higher success rate of 80% compared to Kang’s 73.33%.
• Kim has faced tougher opponents on average, ranked at 316.88, while Kang's opponents average a ranking of 403.12.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Kang shows stronger performance, winning 63% of such situations, whereas Kim wins 50%.
• Kang demonstrates superior breakpoint conversion in recent form, achieving 44.25%, while Kim converts 40.82% of opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (August 2, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming tennis match between Kang and Kim, key performance stats provide valuable insights into each player's strengths and weaknesses.

Kang's second serve performance and ability to win points on their opponent's serve, particularly when returning the first serve, present a notable advantage. With a stronger breakpoint conversion rate, Kang could capitalize on critical moments that may swing the match in their favor.

Kim showcases consistent success under pressure, slightly edging out Kang in saving breakpoints. Their higher win percentage over the past year and experience against better-ranked opponents emphasize their capability in challenging scenarios.

The surface of play could be another deciding factor: while Kang thrives on clay, should the match being on a hard court, Kim's prowess could come into play, potentially countering Kang's strengths.

Given Kang's superior performance in deciding sets and stronger conversion rates in key match moments, they appear more likely to emerge victorious in this closely contested matchup.