Sanhui Shin vs Yong Joon Park Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Shin's recent second serve performance shows a slightly better efficiency, winning 42.86% of points, compared to Park's 38.46%. Could this indicate an edge in situations relying on second serves? Yes, it potentially does.
• On return games, Shin has been impressive, winning 47.09% of their opponent's second serve points, far surpassing Park's 17.39%. Similarly, Shin also excels in returning first serves, with a win rate of 28.47% against Park's 12.82%.
• When under pressure, Park has a marginally better record in saving breakpoints, with a saving rate of 50% compared to Shin’s 48.35%.
• Overall match performance in the past year favors Shin, who has won 61.67% of matches, whereas Park has a slightly lower win rate at 53.33%.
• Looking at surface preferences, Shin performs best on clay, winning 73% of matches, while Park shines on hard courts with a 53% win rate.
• Both players have mainly competed at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level, but Shin holds a higher win rate of 65.91% compared to Park’s 53.33% in these events.
• Concerning the quality of opponents, Park has faced higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 242.27 versus Shin's 378.92.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Shin appears more likely to prevail, having won 47% of such sets compared to Park's 33% over the last year.
• In the crucial aspect of break point conversion recently, Shin has converted 37.5% of opportunities while Park has yet to successfully convert any.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

In an analysis of recent performances, Shin exhibits stronger second serve statistics and return game success than Park, which can be pivotal in competitive match settings. Despite Park’s marginally superior breakpoint-saving ability, the greater overall match win rate and effectiveness on return games tilt the balance in favor of Shin.

Shin’s ability to perform well on surfaces where they are comfortable, coupled with a slightly better performance under pressure in deciding sets, suggests a strategic advantage.

Considering these factors, Shin is the likely favorite to emerge victorious in this upcoming tennis match.