Mio Mushika vs Yujin Kim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mushika has demonstrated stronger second serve performance, winning 40.61% of points compared to Kim's 32.59% in the last six months.
• In return games, both players show competitive stats: Mushika wins 51.52% on opponent's second serve points, slightly edging Kim's 50.93%, yet Kim outperforms on first serve returns with 36.17% over Mushika's 33.39%.
• Under pressure, Kim has been slightly more clutch, saving 52.38% of breakpoints compared to Mushika's 50.29%.
• Over the past year, Mushika maintains a higher match-winning percentage of 63.16% versus Kim’s 47.37%.
• Mushika excels on grass surfaces with a 75% win rate, while Kim shows a preference for hard courts, achieving a 45% win rate but struggles on grass with a win rate of 0%.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events. Mushika shows superior performance with a 69.23% win rate compared to Kim’s 53.57%.
• In direct matchups, Mushika leads with one victory over Kim, winning 2 out of 3 sets played between them.
• Their previous encounter was at the W 15 Sapporo on July 26, 2024, where Mushika won 6-2 3-6 6-2.
• Matches between the two have averaged 1 hour and 40 minutes.
• In deciding sets, Mushika won their only encounter, but overall, Kim has a better record, winning 64% compared to Mushika’s 50% in the past year.
• Neither player has won any tiebreaks against each other, as they haven't played any yet.
• Kim has played against slightly stronger opponents, with an average ranking of 430.97, compared to Mushika's 490.
• Break point conversion shows Mushika is slightly more efficient, converting at 50%, just edging out Kim's 48.44%, which is crucial during breakpoint scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (May 22, 2025, UTC):

Mushika has shown a notably strong second serve performance and a solid return game, giving them a slight upper hand in this matchup. Their superior win rate over the past year and proficiency on grass surfaces strengthen their position even further.

Kim, however, demonstrates resilience under pressure, highlighted by a better breakpoint save percentage and a superior overall record in deciding sets. They also have experience facing slightly tougher opponents on average.

Considering these factors, along with the head-to-head advantage Mushika holds over Kim, Mushika is predicted to have a better chance of winning the upcoming match.