Woobin Shin vs Jesse Delaney Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve success rate shows Shin is slightly superior, with 43.57% compared to Delaney's 42.71%. Could this edge prove decisive?
• Shin also leads in return game stats, winning 43.69% of opponents' second serve points to Delaney's 41.83%.
• In first serve returns, Delaney and Shin perform similarly, with Delaney slightly ahead at 26.72% compared to Shin's 25.8%.
• Under pressure, Shin excels in saving breakpoints with a rate of 51.89%, outperforming Delaney's 47.4%.
• Over the past year, Shin has a notably higher win percentage at 66.27% versus Delaney’s 34.69%.
• On preferred surfaces, Shin performs best on indoor hard courts (58% win rate), while Delaney favors clay (50% win rate).
• According to tournament levels, Shin has had more success at the Futures/ Satellites/ITF $10K level, winning 68.49% of matches versus Delaney's 36.59%.
• Both players have faced similarly ranked opponents, with Shin's average opponent rank slightly better at 478.7 compared to Delaney's 500.55.
• In deciding sets, Shin shows dominance with a win rate of 62%, well above Delaney's 38%.
• When converting breakpoints, Shin is more effective, achieving a 38.67% conversion rate over Delaney's 32.26%.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent performance metrics, Shin holds a marginal but consistent edge over Delaney. The slight advantage in second serve performance and return game statistics suggests Shin's ability to capitalize on crucial points.

Furthermore, Shin demonstrates superior breakpoint defense and conversion capability—noteworthy advantages under pressure. The stark contrast in match win rates over the past year further solidifies this lead.

While Delaney may favor certain surfaces, Shin's overall adaptability, especially on indoor hard courts, and a higher success rate in tournament play, showcase their versatility and strength.

Given these factors, Shin is the more likely victor in the upcoming tennis encounter.