Qiu Yu Ye vs Jiho Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In second serve performance over the past 6 months, Ye outperforms Shin, winning 41.97% of points compared to Shin's 37.31%. Does this give Ye an edge in their matchup? It certainly seems so.
• Regarding return games, Ye excels by winning 54.36% of their opponent's second serve points, while Shin stands at 42.22%.
• Ye also leads in first serve returns, with a 38.96% success rate versus Shin's 29.11%.
• Under pressure, Ye has saved 49.3% of breakpoints, slightly better than Shin's 43.08%, which might impact in-game betting predictions.
• Over the last year, Ye has a winning rate of 52.17%, eclipsing Shin’s 50% win rate.
• Shin's best surface is Hard with a 55% win rate, while Ye's is I.hard with an impressive 69% win rate. Will surface advantage be a game changer?
• Shin has played higher-ranked opponents on average, with an average opponent rank of 134.97 compared to Ye's 415.7. How could this experience level affect their match performance?
• In deciding sets, Ye is notably better, winning 62% of these matches, compared to Shin's 33% win rate.
• Both players display similar breakpoint conversion rates, with Shin at 42.55% and Ye at 44.56%.

Editorial Prediction (August 24, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming match, Ye appears to have the upper hand when it comes to second serve effectiveness and return games. These are crucial factors in determining match outcomes.

Further, Ye's higher success under pressure and advantage in winning deciding sets suggest a psychological edge that could prove decisive during critical moments.

While Shin has faced more challenging opponents, Ye’s consistency on their preferred surface gives them a significant advantage.

Considering these strengths and Shin's difficulties in deciding sets, Ye is predicted to be the likely winner of the upcoming match.