Soon-Woo Kwon vs Sanhui Shin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How effective are the players on their second serves? Kwon wins 42.11% and Shin wins slightly more at 42.71% in recent matches.
• Regarding return games, Kwon captures 42.38% of opponents' second serve points, while Shin does better at 48.84%.
• In first serve returns, Kwon gains 23.16% of points, whereas Shin is stronger at 29.94%, indicating a better return capability.
• Under pressure, Kwon saves 50% of breakpoints, marginally more than Shin's 49.84%.
• In the last year, Kwon's match win rate is 64.71%, while Shin's is a tad better at 65.28%.
• Surface specialties are clear: Kwon excels on Indoor Hard with a 64% win rate, while Shin shines on Clay with 73% victories.
• Kwon has a perfect win record in lower-tier tournaments at 100%, compared to Shin's 69.64% win rate.
• Kwon and Shin have faced each other once, with Kwon winning convincingly in straight sets.
• They haven't played a deciding set or tiebreak against each other, suggesting unknown performance under extreme pressure.
• Kwon's opponents rank higher on average (337.41) than Shin's (413.54), indicating Kwon competes at a relatively higher level.
• In determining break point chances, Shin has a superior conversion rate at 36.73% compared to Kwon's 26.09%.

Editorial Prediction (June 7, 2025, UTC):

A close evaluation of performance trends and strengths of both players reveals an interesting match-up. On second serve and breakpoint conversion, Shin shows a marginal advantage, which may become crucial during key moments of the game.

Despite Kwon's victory in their previous direct encounter and his superior experience against generally higher-ranked opponents, Shin's edge in return game performance cannot be overlooked. Both players have shown resilience under pressure, but the surface and current form might influence the outcome significantly.

Considering Shin's efficiency in return games and break point conversions, as well as her strong record on clay—which diversely influences player strategies—even on a hard court, Shin appears poised to leverage these strengths. Based on these aspects, Shin is slightly favored to win this upcoming match.