Shaoyun Liu vs Xiuyuan Ye Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When considering recent match performances and their implications for the upcoming tennis match, examining second serve performance is crucial. Over the past six months, Liu has been successful in winning 30.43% of points on their second serve, whereas Ye has not secured any points, maintaining a 0% win rate. Such statistics are highly indicative of overall match predictions and can often determine the favored competitor.

In terms of return game effectiveness, Liu demonstrates a clear advantage. Liu has managed to win 37.5% of their opponent’s second serve points and 48% of first serve return points. Conversely, Ye has yet to win a point in this area, highlighting a significant difference in head-to-head match-ups. These figures are essential for identifying which player is likely to have the upper hand in their forthcoming face-off.

Under pressure, Liu again leads, having saved 28.57% of breakpoints recently, while Ye has not saved any. Furthermore, in recent matches, Liu has converted 66.67% of their breakpoint opportunities, whereas Ye has converted none. Such discrepancies serve as pivotal insights for in-game betting predictions when assessing gameplay under pressure.

Reviewing general win-loss performance over the last year provides further clarity. Liu has secured victories in 52.78% of matches, showing a record of 19 wins and 17 losses. In contrast, Ye has a lower win percentage, securing only 20% of matches played, posting a record of 1 win and 4 losses. These statistics offer a comprehensive head-to-head prediction overview.

Surface preferences can heavily influence projected outcomes in tennis. Liu performs best on indoor hardcourt surfaces, achieving a career win percentage of 60%. In comparison, Ye's best performance is also on hard surfaces, with a 20% win percentage. Yet, this doesn’t change, reflecting limited success overall.

The player level of competition also sheds light on their readiness for this match. Over the last year, both Liu and Ye have mostly participated at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournament level. Liu’s win rate at this level remains at 52.78%, while Ye maintains a much lower win rate of 20%.

Considering their performance in crucial deciding sets further emphasizes Liu’s upper hand, having won 56% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Ye's lack of success in such scenarios. Additionally, Liu’s opponents in the last 12 months have maintained an average rank of 17.36, indicating exposure to relatively stronger competition than Ye, whose opponent average rank remains at 0.

Based on the comprehensive statistical analysis across these numerous aspects, Liu stands as the favored player to win the upcoming match. Their consistent performance in key areas of gameplay, coupled with Ye's lack of success, makes Liu the more likely victor.