Ryo Tabata vs Sanhui Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent times, Tabata has demonstrated a marginal edge with a 46.08% success rate on second serve points, whereas Shin holds a slightly lower percentage of 44.08%. This statistic is critical in forecasting match outcomes. The return game analysis follows a similar pattern. While Tabata has claimed 43.82% of opponents' second serve points, Shin, on the other hand, emerges slightly stronger with a 46.9% success rate.

When analyzing player performance under pressure, Tabata excels by saving 55.56% of break points, surpassing Shin, who has saved 45.87% of breakpoints. Furthermore, on first serve return points, Shin edges out with 28.71% compared to Tabata's 28.39%. This data significantly influences predictions for head-to-head matchups.

When evaluating matches over the past year, Shin has a slight advantage with a win percentage of 56.36% (W/L 31/24), compared to Tabata's 54.55% (W/L 6/5). Surface performance also plays a crucial role, with Tabata showcasing a 57% win rate on hard courts, contrasting with a weaker 33% rate on clay. Shin excels on clay with a 72% win rate, while grass remains their weakest with 0%.

Assessing the players' levels provides further insights. Both players have predominantly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year. Shin appears slightly better poised with a 62.5% win rate (W/L 25/15), whereas Tabata follows closely with a 54.55% rate (W/L 6/5). The average rank of their opponents also indicates competition quality - Tabata's counterparts averaged a rank of 470, slightly lower than Shin's 431.25.

In deciding sets over the last year, Tabata performs impressively, winning 67% of such instances, while Shin has secured these crucial sets in 48% of matches. Breakpoint conversion rates provide further context for potential dynamic shifts during the match. Here, Shin leads slightly by converting 36.47% of breakpoints, as opposed to Tabata's 31.25%.

Ultimately, considering the noticeable edge in certain aspects, like return game performance and breakpoint conversion, Shin seems better positioned to clinch victory in the upcoming match.