Shiho Akita vs Ya Hsin Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the second serve performance over recent form, Akita has achieved a win rate of 46.77% on their second serve points, contrasting with Lee's win rate of 40.91%. This metric significantly influences match outcome predictions by indicating superior performance under pressure.

Akita shows a strong return game, winning 60.28% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Lee's 55.88%. In first serve returns, Lee surpasses Akita with a success rate of 47.37%, while Akita holds a 43.91% win rate on this count. Such statistics offer insight into who might emerge victorious in this head-to-head encounter.

When analyzing pressure situations, Lee has a notably higher breakpoint save percentage at 68.42% compared to Akita's 57.73%. Such figures are critical for making informed in-game betting decisions. Additionally, in the past year, the two players have displayed differing match win rates; Akita has won 67.65% of their matches (W/L 46/22), whereas Lee has only won 44.44% (W/L 4/5), marking a significant difference in their overall performance capabilities.

Considering surface preferences, Akita has their highest career win percentage on Grass at 62% (W/L 28/17), and their lowest on Indoor Hard courts with 41% (W/L 7/10). Conversely, Lee performs best on Hard courts with a win percentage of 62% (W/L 65/40), but struggles on Clay with a win rate of 33% (W/L 1/2). These stats highlight each player's strengths and challenges when competing on specific surfaces.

In terms of player level, Akita has been more active in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level tournaments, winning 71.43% of their matches (W/L 25/10), while Lee has mostly participated in Challenger/ITF events over $10K, with a win rate of 50% (W/L 4/4). The event level differences are essential for understanding each player's relative achievements and match readiness.

Quality of opponents over the last 12 months further clarifies each player’s competitive environment. Akita's average opponent rank is 454.13, whereas Lee has faced a stronger field, with an average opponent rank of 324.44. Additionally, in deciding set scenarios over the past year, Akita has excelled, winning 65% of these tight matches, while Lee has yet to secure a deciding set victory.

Akita's efficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities is 52.73%, while Lee has a higher conversion rate at 61.54%. As a tangible measure of competitive edge during matches, this stat is pivotal for real-time betting predictions when either player has a breakpoint chance.

Taking into account the comprehensive statistical analysis, Akita stands out as the likely favorite to win the upcoming match based on their consistent performance metrics and superior historical results.