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

• When looking at second serve performance, Shin holds a slight advantage, winning 44.61% of points compared to Shin's 42.97% over the last six months.
• In return games, Shin is stronger on second serve returns, winning 48.39% compared to Shin's 44.16%. This might influence match dynamics significantly.
• On first serve returns, Shin again has the edge, capturing 28.22% versus Shin's 25.14%.
• Under pressure, Shin has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints at 52.9% compared to Shin's 50.31%.
• Overall match performance in the past year shows Shin winning 67.07% of matches, while Shin secured 63.64% of their matches.
• Clay surfaces strongly favor Shin, who boasts a 73% win rate, while Shin's best performance comes on Indoor hard courts with a 58% success rate.
• At the Future/ITF $10K level, Shin slightly outperforms with a 72.46% win rate compared to Shin’s 67.14%.
• In head-to-head encounters, Shin has a perfect record, claiming both previous matches and all sets played thus far.
• Shin takes on slightly tougher opponents, with an average ranking of 458.38, while Shin faces opponents averaging a rank of 484.57.
• If it goes to a deciding set, Shin has a better track record, winning 59% of such sets compared to Shin's 50% consistency over the past year.
• Both players have comparable break point conversion rates, with Shin at 34.69% and Shin closely behind at 34.45%.

Editorial Prediction (August 26, 2025, UTC):

Given the comparative analysis of recent and historical performance stats, Shin holds certain edges in this upcoming match.

Shin's stronger performance in both second and first serve return stats, alongside a higher breakpoint save percentage, indicates superior resilience under pressure.

Moreover, Shin's consistent success in head-to-head matchups, having won all previous encounters, suggests psychological and strategic advantages.

While both players have demonstrated competitiveness at the same tournament level, Shin's ability to win deciding sets more frequently also tips the scales in their favor.

Considering these insights, Shin appears to be the more probable victor in this anticipated matchup.