Patrick Kypson vs Joshua Sheehy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serves in recent months, Sheehy edges out Kypson, winning 49.67% of points compared to Kypson’s 48.92%. Could this slight advantage influence the overall match prediction? Return games reveal a more nuanced picture. Sheehy has outperformed Kypson in converting breakpoint opportunities, with a 39.8% success rate against Kypson's 27.27%. However, Kypson has the upper hand when it comes to winning points on opponents' second serves, boasting 42.4% over Sheehy's 38.96%.

In first serve returns, the stats tilt in favor of Sheehy, winning 27.64% compared to Kypson's 22.85%. How do these figures shape the expected dynamics of their head-to-head clash? Ideally, a player who performs well on returns might edge out the competition. Examining pressure points, Sheehy has managed to save 60.75% of breakpoints faced, whereas Kypson lags slightly with 52.69%. This could be vital for in-game predictions, giving Sheehy a mental edge in high-stake moments.

Looking at their overall performance, Sheehy has secured victories in 45.83% of his matches over the past year, just narrowly eclipsing Kypson’s 44.74%. Might Sheehy’s marginally better win record hint at his ability to seal the deal? Surface preferences also play a role, with Sheehy performing best on hard courts (51% win rate) compared to Kypson, who shines on clay with a 68% win rate. Will the surface type steer the momentum?

Analyzing the level of competition provides further insight. Sheehy's encounters have predominantly been at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, with a win record of 51.61%, whereas Kypson has competed mainly at the Challengers/ITF level, achieving a 46.67% success rate. This suggests Kypson generally faces tougher opponents, as indicated by the average rank of his opponents being 247.84 compared to Sheehy’s 467.31.

Finally, in decisive moments, Sheehy performs reliably, winning 50% of deciding sets, significantly more than Kypson's 31%. This could prove crucial should the match reach a tense final set. Considering these insights, the scales might tilt slightly towards Sheehy, given his recent form and solid performance under pressure, though Kypson's resilience against high-caliber opponents can’t be overlooked. Based on these stats, Sheehy emerges as the tentative favorite.