Sanhui Shin vs Johannus Monday Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the past six months, Monday has demonstrated slightly better performance concerning second serve points, winning 48.89%, compared to Shin's 44.37%. Additionally, Monday has managed to save 59.76% of breakpoints during this period, while Shin has saved 44.53%, making Monday more resilient under pressure.

When analyzing return game statistics, Shin has an edge. Shin has secured 47.49% of points on opponents' second serves, in contrast to Monday's 39.91%. On first serve returns, Shin again surpasses Monday with a win rate of 29.31% compared to Monday's 23.54%.

Looking at performance over the past year, Monday has a remarkable win rate of 81.03% in matches, boasting a 47/11 W/L record. On the other side, Shin has won 58% of matches, with a 29/21 W/L record. Considering tournament levels, Monday has excelled in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, achieving a 90.24% win rate (37/4), while Shin has a 61.11% win rate (22/14) in similar events.

Surface preferences outline that Monday performs best on Hard courts, winning 74% of matches (54/19), while struggling on Grass with 40% (4/6). Contrarily, Shin excels on Clay, with a 72% win ratio (26/10), but has had no success on Grass (0/1). Quality of opponents could also impact predictions, with Monday facing rivals of an average rank of 145.57, slightly higher than Shin's 151.56 in the past year.

If the match heads into a deciding set, Monday holds a distinct advantage, clinching 80% of these tense sets over the year. Shin, on the other hand, has won 44% of the deciding sets. In terms of converting break points, Shin leads with 38.14% compared to Monday's 22.02% efficiency, a crucial statistic during live in-game scenarios.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, Monday appears the favorite, showing greater overall performance, resilience under pressure, and adaptability, even though Shin holds certain advantages in specific categories like break point conversions and return games.