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

• Shin has a slightly lower second serve point win rate (42.84%) compared to Mochizuki (43.08%) over the last six months.
• In recent return games, Shin outperforms Mochizuki on opponents' second serves, winning 48.65% compared to Mochizuki's 46.88%.
• Both players show similar performance in first serve returns, with Shin at 29.92% and Mochizuki at 29.41%.
• Under pressure, Shin saves 50% of breakpoints, which is better than Mochizuki's 45.89% save rate.
• Shin boasts a higher overall match win rate over the past year at 64.79% compared to Mochizuki's 55.1%.
• On clay surfaces, Shin has a higher win percentage (73%) than Mochizuki (66%), which could be crucial if the match is on clay.
• Shin has shown dominance in their direct head-to-head encounters, winning both past matches against Mochizuki.
• In tournaments, Shin has faced higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 411.3 against Mochizuki’s 490.57.
• In matches that go to a deciding set, Mochizuki performs marginally better, winning 54% compared to Shin's 50%.
• Mochizuki has a higher breakpoint conversion rate recently (39.06%) than Shin, who is at 36.08%.

Editorial Prediction (June 7, 2025, UTC):

Assessing both players' recent performances, Sanhui Shin has a slight edge over Shintaro Mochizuki in overall form and head-to-head statistics.

While both players have nearly identical second serve success, Shin has demonstrated superior return game prowess. This suggests that Shin could capitalize on Mochizuki's service games more effectively.

Shin's higher breakpoint save percentage indicates resilience under pressure, which is crucial in tight match scenarios. Additionally, Shin's historical success against Mochizuki is a significant factor favoring Shin.

Given current and past performance trends, Shin is most likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.