Seongbin Sim vs Artur Kukasian Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Sim's current second serve performance sees them winning 41.81% of points, compared to Kukasian's 44.54%. Who benefits from this? Kukasian holds a slight advantage.
• Both players have near-identical return success on their opponents' second serves, with Kukasian marginally ahead at 48.37% versus Sim's 47.55%.
• First serve return rates add another slight edge to Kukasian, at 25.44% against Sim's 24.95%.
• When saving breakpoints, Sim proves just a bit more effective with a 52.27% success rate over Kukasian's 51.22%.
• Looking over the past year, Kukasian's match win percentage is at 62.16%, overshadowing Sim's 58.46%.
• On indoor hard courts, Kukasian boasts a superior win rate of 75%, narrowly outperforming Sim's 72%.
• In their two previous meetings, Kukasian emerged victorious both times, winning a total of 4 sets to Sim's 2.
• Past encounters indicate matches between them average an hour and 35 minutes, with only one going to a deciding set—won by Kukasian.
• Sim, however, holds the edge in tiebreaks against Kukasian, having won 2 to none.
• Kukasian's opponents have had a slightly higher average rank (266.95) compared to Sim's (290.38) over the last year.
• Deciding set performances reveal very slight differences—Kukasian has a 48% win rate in all matches versus Sim's 47% in the past 12 months.
• Kukasian leads in converting break point opportunities with 32.6% compared to Sim's 30.5%.

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Sim and Kukasian presents an intriguing clash, with both players displaying commendable strengths as evidenced by recent statistics.

Kukasian showcases slightly superior second serve performances and first serve returns, which may provide them with a competitive edge. Furthermore, their ability to convert breakpoints at a higher rate, along with a better win percentage on indoor hard surfaces, sets them apart.

Despite Sim's notable success in tiebreaks and ability to save breakpoints under pressure, Kukasian's previous wins in their head-to-head encounters suggest they are better suited to capitalize in key moments.

Considering these factors, it is likely that Kukasian will emerge as the winner in their upcoming match against Sim.