Soon-Woo Kwon vs Duckhee Lee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players' recent second serve performances compare? Kwon has won 45.12% of points on their second serve, while Lee has managed 38.84%.
• In terms of returning ability, Lee has an edge on opponent's second serve returns with 49.24%, compared to Kwon's 46.76%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Lee has a higher win rate at 32.31%, compared to Kwon's 23.74%.
• Under pressure, Kwon exhibits stronger performance, saving 51.22% of breakpoints versus Lee's 42.17%.
• In their last year's performance overview, Lee has a better win rate at 47.06% compared to Kwon's 41.67%.
• What surfaces do the players excel on? Kwon shows a stronger performance on indoor hard courts with a 64% win rate, while Lee excels on hard courts with a 59% win rate.
• Kwon has more experience at higher level events, whereas Lee has been more active in the lower-tier Futures/ITF circuits, winning 51.85% of his matches.
• Direct head-to-head history favors Kwon, who has beaten Lee 4 times out of 5 encounters.
• Their most recent meeting saw Kwon defeating Lee in straight sets on a hard court.
• Kwon and Lee have only played into a deciding set once, with Kwon emerging victorious.
• In high-pressure situations, such as tiebreaks, they stand equal with one win each.
• Over the past year, Kwon has faced tougher opponents with an average rank of 180.58, whereas Lee's opponents had an average rank of 543.09.
• Both athletes have equal success in deciding sets, winning 33% over the past year.
• Current streaks and in-form performance might influence the outcome more than general past performance.
• Lee demonstrates a stronger break point conversion rate at 50%, compared to Kwon's 25%.

Editorial Prediction (May 23, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match analysis points to Kwon having a slight upper hand due to his success in direct encounters and higher-level competition experience. He has consistently outperformed Lee in head-to-head matchups, highlighting his mental and tactical edge when facing this opponent.

While Lee has shown strengths in break point conversion and returning abilities, the history of their clashes, combined with Kwon's ability to perform under pressure, suggests an advantage for Kwon. His superior experience against more robust competition could also be a crucial factor.

Factoring all elements, Kwon appears the more likely winner for this match, continuing his dominance in their personal matchup history.