Theodore Dean vs Yong Joon Park Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Theodore Dean has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.45% of points compared to Yong Joon Park's 41.53%. Could this difference impact the match outcome? It's a possibility to consider.
• In return games, Yong Joon Park excels by winning 49.19% of second serve points, slightly surpassing Theodore Dean's 45.58%. However, for first serve returns, Dean edges out slightly at 30.43% compared to Park's 28.91%.
• Theodore Dean is stronger under pressure, saving 59.18% of breakpoints, while Yong Joon Park saves 52.43%.
• Looking at general performance, Dean has a superior win rate (70.83%) over the past year compared to Park's 50.00%.
• Dean's highest success rate is on indoor hard courts with a 75% win record, while Park excels on hard courts, also with a 75% success rate yet struggles comparatively on the same surface.
• Both players have mostly competed at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K levels, but Dean has achieved a higher win success.
• Dean has faced lower-ranked opponents on average (298.63) compared to Park (179.55), which may have influenced win rates.
• In deciding sets, Dean is more successful, winning 71%, whereas Park has only a 20% success rate, suggesting greater resilience from Dean.
• Both players have similar break point conversion rates, with Dean at 33.33% and Park barely ahead at 33.96%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

Theodore Dean's overall stats hint at a well-rounded player who can handle pressure better than Yong Joon Park, particularly when saving breakpoints and performing in deciding sets. His consistency in winning matches and performing well in various court conditions offers a notable advantage.

Yong Joon Park, however, demonstrates superior skills in returning second serves and performing against higher-ranked players. Despite these strengths, his inconsistency under pressure and lower success in deciding sets may become hurdles during their encounter.

Assessing these statistics collectively, Theodore Dean appears more likely to win the upcoming match, bolstered by his better performance in critical aspects like breakpoint saving and deciding set victories.