Woobin Shin vs Grigoriy Lomakin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Shin slightly trails Lomakin in recent second serve performance, winning 43.64% of points compared to Lomakin's 44.67%. Could this give Lomakin a minor edge?
• In return game stats, Shin leads with 45.79% of second serve returns won versus Lomakin's 44.19%.
• Shin also edges out Lomakin in first serve return performance, winning 25.81% of points compared to Lomakin's 25.58%.
• Under pressure, Lomakin has a marginal advantage, saving 52.97% of breakpoints versus Shin's 50.51%.
• Overall, Shin's match win rate over the past year stands at 65.43%, significantly higher than Lomakin’s 39.06%.
• Shin excels on Indoor hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Lomakin's best performance is on standard hard courts, winning 41% of matches.
• This season, Shin has thrived in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 67.61% of matches compared to Lomakin's 40.35% in these events.
• Shin holds a head-to-head lead, having won their only prior encounter against Lomakin, a straight sets victory on clay.
• Match duration in their previous head-to-head was approximately 1 hour and 53 minutes.
• Neither player has participated in a tiebreak or a deciding set against each other in past encounters.
• Shin's average opponent rank over the past 12 months is 465.17, slightly higher than Lomakin's more challenging average 357.16.
• In deciding sets against all players, Shin has a superior win rate at 60%, compared to Lomakin's 44%.
• Shin leads in break point conversion with 38.56%, significantly outperforming Lomakin's 28.46% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance metrics, Shin displays a robust competitive edge in both return games and overall match win rate. Despite a slight trailing in second serve performance, Shin's return proficiency could nullify this minor setback.

Lomakin showcases better breakpoint-saving abilities under pressure, yet Shin's dominance in break point conversion suggests an advantage during pivotal game situations.

Historically, Shin's performance on their preferred surfaces and superior head-to-head record against Lomakin further strengthens their position as the favorite.

Considering all these factors, Shin appears to be the likely winner of the upcoming match, given their consistent performance and previous success against Lomakin.