Qiu Yu Ye vs Fang Ying Xun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing their recent second serve performance, Xun has secured 38.42% of his points, while Ye has slightly outperformed with 39.18%. This differential in second serve effectiveness is a critical factor in predicting match outcomes. Over the past six months, Ye has demonstrated marginally superior return game stats. Ye has won 55.56% of opponents' second serve points compared to Xun's 54.9% and also leads in first serve return success at 40% against Xun's 35.76%.

When it comes to handling pressure situations, Ye could hold an advantage, as he has saved 41.59% of breakpoints compared to Xun's 40.76%. In terms of performance overview for the past year, Xun has won 43.48% of matches (W/L 20/26), whereas Ye has a stronger record, winning 62.79% of his matches (W/L 27/16). Moreover, their respective success rates on different surfaces hint at further dynamics. Xun has his career-best on indoor hard courts with a win percentage of 57% (W/L 16/12), while Ye excels on the same surface with a 75% success rate (W/L 9/3).

When balancing player level and match-up quality, it is observed that Xun primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, boasting a 41.18% win rate (W/L 14/20). Conversely, Ye competes at a similar level but with a higher win rate of 58.33% (W/L 14/10). In past direct head-to-head encounters, Xun has a slight edge, having won two out of three matches and four out of six sets. They have had one encounter that ended in Ye’s favor at the W 15 Maanshan in 2025. The average match time between these players has been 34 minutes and 34 seconds, and notably, they have not entered a deciding set against each other.

Considering the level of competition, Xun has faced opponents with an average ranking of 190.07 in the past year, while Ye has faced tougher competition with an average ranking of 125.98. When the match pressure intensifies into a deciding set, Xun has a slight edge, having won 47% of these sets compared to Ye’s 45%. Breakpoint conversion stats further highlight a narrow margin, with Ye converting 40.96% of break opportunities, marginally better than Xun’s rate of 40.43%.

With these statistics in consideration, Ye appears as the likely favorite to win this upcoming match given his consistent performance across various metrics, including superior win rate, serve, and return stats, as well as a slightly stronger record under pressure.