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

• How do their second serve performances stack up? In recent performance, Shin has a slight edge, winning 43.99% of second serve points compared to Kwon's 42.91%.
• In return games, Shin is more dominant, winning 47.18% of opponents' second serve points, while Kwon captures 43.58%. For first serve returns, Shin again leads with 26.47% to Kwon's 23.75%.
• Under pressure, both players are nearly equal with Shin saving 50.52% of breakpoints compared to Kwon's 50.57%.
• Examining their win-loss records in the past year, Shin shows a higher success rate with 67.07% compared to Kwon's 60%.
• Which surface suits them best? While both excel on I.hard, Kwon boasts a 64% win rate, surpassing Shin's 58%. Conversely, Kwon's performance declines on clay, with only a 39% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Shin winning 69.44% of matches and Kwon achieving a perfect 100% in fewer matches.
• Shin has faced less challenging opponents with an average rank of 469.04, whereas Kwon has competed against an average rank of 292.47 players.
• When it comes to deciding sets, Shin holds a 62% win rate in the last year, outperforming Kwon's 50%.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Shin converts 37.35% of opportunities, showing proficiency over Kwon's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Shin and Kwon presents an intriguing battle of strengths. Shin's recent statistics indicate a slight advantage in several areas, including second serve returns and breakpoint conversion. This suggests a stronger ability to capitalize on opportunities.

Kwon, however, excels on the I.hard surface and has showcased a perfect record in a few tournaments, implying potential for an upset. Yet, he faces a tougher challenge against higher-ranked opponents and doesn’t match Shin's consistency in deciding set victories.

Given Shin's superior conversion rates and historical success under pressure, he appears better equipped to emerge victorious. Therefore, Shin is forecasted to win this encounter.