Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong vs Duckhee Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the realm of second serve prowess, we find a fascinating duel: Lee, over the last six months, has secured 37.77% of points on their second serve, while Leong boasts a slightly superior 40.63%. This statistic is often a reliable harbinger of match outcomes. But what about their return games? Here, Lee has captured 49.84% of their adversaries' second serve points, with Leong marginally ahead at 50.29%. First serve returns offer further intrigue with Lee snagging 33.6% compared to Leong's 31.6%. These figures are instrumental in discerning the favorite in their head-to-head matchups.

Facing pressure, Lee has saved 42.86% of breakpoints, while Leong has adeptly saved 50.74%. Such resilience under pressure is invaluable for live betting forecasts. When we broaden the lens to encompass overall performance in the past year, Lee emerges victorious in 51.52% of their clashes (W/L 17/16), whereas Leong edges out slightly at 54.39% (W/L 31/26). This sets the stage for a compelling showdown.

Diving deeper into preferred surfaces, Lee shines on Hard courts, clinching victories 60% of the time (W/L 298/202). Contrastingly, Grass courts remain Lee's Achilles heel at 0% (W/L 0/4). Leong mirrors Lee's success on Indoor Hard (I.hard) with a 60% win rate (W/L 3/2), yet stumbles on Clay, winning merely 33% (W/L 1/2). In a head-to-head context, both players have predominantly competed on Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Lee claiming 53.85% (W/L 14/12) and Leong 52.63% (W/L 20/18).

Their head-to-head history unveils that Lee has triumphed once in their sole encounter, with Leong yet to register a win. Their last meeting at M 25 Luan, on May 16, 2024, saw Lee prevail with a 6-3, 6-3 scoreline. Such encounters often have an average duration of 1:32:0. Intriguingly, neither has experienced the tension of a deciding set or tiebreak against each other.

In terms of opponent caliber over the past year, Lee has clashed with players averaging a rank of 466.64, whereas Leong's adversaries had an average rank of 496.16. Should this match venture into a deciding set, note that Lee historically wins 38% of these situations, whereas Leong enjoys a significant advantage, winning 64%. Here's a nugget for breakpoint enthusiasts: Lee converts a robust 53.33% of breakpoint chances, outperforming Leong's 38.24% conversion rate.

With a slight edge in several categories, including the crucial ability to convert breakpoints and historical head-to-head success, Lee appears poised to emerge victorious in their forthcoming showdown. As always, though, the drama of tennis ensures that anything can happen on the day.