Sanhui Shin vs Chan-Yeong Oh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Oh's second serve success rate in the last 6 months is 42.59%, slightly lower than Shin's at 42.95%. Could this small difference affect the match result? It's possible, as this stat closely correlates with match outcomes.
• In return games, Shin has an edge, having won 47.97% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Oh's 41.88%. For first serve returns, Oh is slightly better at 30.19%, with Shin at 29.78%. This implies Shin has a stronger return game overall.
• When under pressure, Oh has shown better breakpoint saving abilities, with a rate of 54.84% compared to Shin's 49.06%. This might help in clutch situations.
• Over the past year, Oh has won a higher percentage of matches at 70.49% compared to Shin's 63.77%, indicating a stronger overall performance.
• Both players excel on clay, but Shin has a slight edge with a 73% win rate compared to Oh's 69%. Shin struggles more on grass, with no wins, while Oh maintains a balanced record on indoor hard surfaces.
• When considering the level of competition, Oh's opponents had a higher average rank (269.97) than Shin's (399.07), suggesting Oh faced stronger adversaries.
• Oh and Shin have faced each other once before, with Shin winning in straight sets. This past result adds confidence to Shin's advantage in direct encounters.
• Oh performs better in deciding sets across the board, with a 62% win rate versus Shin's 48%, a factor that could come into play if the match gets tight.
• Breakpoint conversion rates are almost identical, with Oh at 36.27% and Shin at 35.43%. This shows neither player has a distinct advantage in converting key opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (June 5, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing both players' recent forms and head-to-head records reveals some distinct patterns. Shin shows superiority in return games, particularly against second serves, while Oh has a slight upper hand in saving breakpoints under pressure.

Although Oh has a better win percentage over the past year and has faced more formidable opponents, Shin's previous victory against Oh and their better overall performance on their best surface—clay—gives them a marginal edge.

With these insights into their strengths and weaknesses, and considering both previous encounters and current trends, Shin seems more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.