Sanhui Shin vs Seongbin Sim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance reveals Sim outperforms Shin with 46.91% over 43.15% in recent matches. Could this slight edge influence the outcome?
• When it comes to returning second serves, Sim again leads slightly, claiming 49.84% of points compared to Shin's 47.63%.
• Interestingly, Shin shows a stronger return on first serves, winning 28.68% versus Sim's 25.17%. Does this give Shin an advantage during return games?
• Under pressure, Sim appears to handle breakpoints more effectively, saving 57.26% compared to Shin's 48.89%.
• Overall match performance in the past year shows Shin has a winning edge with 63.08%, while Sim holds a 60.66% success rate.
• Shin excels on clay courts with a 73% success rate, but struggles on grass. Sim's strength is on indoor hard courts at 67%, with grass also being their weak point.
• Both players have been active in $10K-level tournaments, with Shin holding a better win rate of 67.35% compared to Sim's 61.4%.
• Analyzing the quality of opponents, Sim faces stronger competitors with an average rank of 203.85, while Shin's opponents average at 396.43.
• In deciding set battles, Shin edges Sim by winning 50% of these matches versus Sim's 37%. This may be crucial should the match extend.
• Looking at break point conversion, Shin is more proficient, converting 37.96% of chances, surpassing Sim's 31.17% rate.

Editorial Prediction (May 27, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the players' recent performances, Sim displays slight superiority in second serve and return point percentages, which could be critical in tight moments. Their better control under pressure is also notable, as indicated by their higher breakpoint save rate.

Shin, however, excels in other areas — particularly in overall match success rate, performance on favored surfaces, and break point conversion. Shin's strength in deciding sets could be vital if the match goes the distance.

Considering both players' form and statistics, Sim's experience against stronger opponents and their composure under pressure suggest a slight advantage.

With these observations in mind, Sim is predicted to be the more likely winner in this upcoming match.