Suk Hyun Choo vs Anup Bangargi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In second serve points over the last six months, Choo has won 43.87%, while Bangargi has won 46.03%. Could this give Bangargi a slight advantage?
• Examining return game stats, Bangargi outperforms Choo by winning 50.46% of opponents' second serve points compared to Choo’s 47.58%.
• Looking at first serve returns, Bangargi again edges out Choo with 31.84% over 30.84%.
• Under high-pressure scenarios, Bangargi has saved 54.35% of breakpoints, compared to Choo's 52.05%.
• Over the last year, Choo has won 59.09% of their matches, while Bangargi has not managed any wins, standing at 0%.
• Choo shows a clear surface preference, with a 64% win rate on Hard courts, whereas Bangargi struggles on this surface with 0% wins.
• Bangargi’s best performance is on Clay, but with only a 36% win rate, which still lags behind Choo’s performance on any surface.
• Choo and Bangargi both compete mainly in Futures and ITF tournaments, but Choo has consistently performed better with a 59.09% win rate.
• Both players struggle with deciding sets, with both having a 0% win rate in the last 12 months.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Bangargi leads significantly with 39.13% compared to Choo's 21.54%.

Editorial Prediction (August 24, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performances of both players, Bangargi seems to have a marginal edge in specific metrics such as second serve points won and return game effectiveness. However, overall win percentages are heavily in favor of Choo.

Despite Bangargi's higher breakpoint conversion rate, their complete lack of match wins over the past year, especially on upcoming event conditions, weakens their outlook.

Factoring in Choo's superior match win rate and performance on hard courts, they appear more poised to secure victory in this matchup.

Given these dynamics, Choo is the likely winner of the upcoming tennis match, based on the current data and trends.