Shihomi Li Xuan Leong vs Mahta Khanloo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Leong's recent second serve success rate stands at 38.36%, slightly lower than Khanloo's 39.24%. Which player might maintain their serve better in this match?
• Khanloo appears slightly more effective in the return game, achieving 53.95% success on opponents’ second serves compared to Leong's 47.87%.
• Leong outperforms Khanloo on first serve returns, winning 32.26% of points, while Khanloo achieves 29.91%.
• Under pressure, Leong has saved 46.46% of breakpoints, a bit higher than Khanloo's 44.83%, which could influence key moments.
• Over the last year, Leong boasts a 59.09% win rate, while Khanloo lags behind with 43.75%.
• Leong excels on indoor hard surfaces with a win rate of 73%, whereas Khanloo performs best on hard surfaces at 39%.
• Leong usually competes in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 62.5% of those matches, compared to Khanloo, who wins 45.45% in Challenger/ITF events.
• Leong faces higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 82.32) compared to Khanloo's opponents (rank 183.25), potentially indicating tougher competition.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Leong's chances are favorable, having won 57% of deciding sets, while Khanloo has yet to win in such scenarios.
• Recently, Leong has converted 60.53% of breakpoint opportunities, considerably superior to Khanloo’s 36.84% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 27, 2025, UTC):

Examining the most recent statistics, Leong demonstrates a tangible advantage in several key areas. Notably, Leong’s break point conversion rate is much stronger, suggesting they could capitalize more effectively on opportunities.

Leong also holds a slight edge in saving break points under pressure and has a higher win ratio over the past year, reflecting better overall form.

While both players exhibit strengths and weaknesses, the deciding factor could be Leong's superior performance in critical, high-pressure moments. Furthermore, Leong’s capabilities in deciding sets could prove decisive if the match extends to such lengths.

Based on these insights, Leong appears to have the upper hand and is more likely to win this upcoming match against Khanloo.