Suk Hyun Choo vs Theodore Dean Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Both players have similar second serve success, with Theodore Dean slightly ahead at 42.47% compared to Suk Hyun Choo's 41.81%.
• In return games, Dean outperforms Choo by a marginal edge, winning 45.45% of opponent's second serve points versus Choo's 44.89%.
• First serve returns also show Dean's slight advantage with a win rate of 30.89%, ahead of Choo's 29.44%.
• Is saving breakpoints important in this match? Yes, and Dean leads with a 56.56% save rate, compared to Choo's 52.78%.
• Over the past year, Dean has a stronger win ratio, securing 73.08% of his matches, while Choo has won 67.74%.
• Both excel on hard surfaces with a 66% win rate; however, Dean shows a slightly weaker performance on clay compared to Choo.
• Most matches for both players are at the Futures/ITF $10K level, with Dean's slightly superior win percentage providing a minor edge.
• Dean has faced lower-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 307.19, while Choo's opponents averaged a 265.9 rank.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Dean is more reliable with a 71% success rate compared to Choo's 50%.
• Dean converts breakpoints more effectively, at 30.51% versus Choo's 24.47%, offering potential live betting insights.

Editorial Prediction (November 22, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match, Theodore Dean demonstrates a slight edge in several key areas, notably in second serve returns and breakpoint conversion, which are crucial for gaining momentum during tight games.

Suk Hyun Choo is consistent but has shown vulnerabilities under pressure, particularly when converting breakpoint opportunities and in deciding sets. Dean's superior performance in these scenarios might be decisive.

Both players perform best on hard courts, but Dean's higher match-winning percentage over the past year slightly tips the scale in his favor, even though he has faced lower-ranked opponents on average.

Considering these factors, Theodore Dean is likely to emerge victorious in this encounter, given his slight advantage in critical performance metrics.