Mitsuki Wei Kang Leong vs Tianhui Zhang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Zhang ahead, winning 41.47% of points compared to Leong's 38.18%.
• Can Leong's stronger return game give them an edge? Leong wins 48.78% of second serve returns, while Zhang wins 42.79%.
• In the first serve return game, Leong also leads, claiming 28.66% compared to Zhang's 22.39%.
• Under pressure, Zhang slightly outperforms Leong, saving 55.7% of breakpoints compared to Leong's 54.7%.
• Over the past year, Zhang has a stronger match win rate at 65.79%, whereas Leong's is 52.46%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard courts, Zhang with a 75% win rate, outshining Leong's 60%.
• Regarding tournament levels, Zhang has shown better performance at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 64.52% of matches, compared to Leong's 52.5%.
• They've met once before, with Zhang victorious, winning 2 out of 3 sets.
• In potential deciding sets during their matchups, Zhang has come out on top, with one deciding set victory against Leong.
• Neither player has won or played a tiebreak against each other.
• The average rank of opponents faced favors Zhang, who competes against players ranked around 392.24, while Leong's average opponent rank is 525.77.
• Looking at deciding sets in general, Zhang has an impressive 90% win rate compared to Leong's 50% over the past year.
• Leong shows a stronger break point conversion at 38.74%, which might play a crucial role if opportunities arise, as Zhang trails with a 23.29% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 17, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Leong and Zhang promises to be competitive, with both players showcasing strengths and weaknesses across various aspects of their games. In terms of recent second serve performance and overall match wins, Zhang has a slight upper hand.

Leong, however, could leverage their superior return game capabilities and stronger breakpoint conversion rate to disrupt Zhang’s rhythm. Nonetheless, Zhang's consistency under pressure and an impressive win rate on indoor hard courts suggest a tough challenge for Leong.

Considering these factors and their head-to-head statistics, Zhang possesses a marginal edge and is more likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.