Woobin Shin vs Kabir Hans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Shin has displayed slightly superior performance on second serves, winning 43.98% of points, compared to Hans, who has won 42.37%. Meanwhile, in return games, Shin shows a greater ability to capitalize on their opponent's second serves, having won 49% of points, whereas Hans has secured 46.46%. The statistics for first serve returns are reversed, with Hans winning 33.33% and Shin managing 25.83% of points. These figures can significantly influence match prediction accuracy and provide insights into who might be favored in head-to-head matchups.

Over the last year, Shin has exhibited strong match results, winning 63.38% of their matches (W/L 45/26), a robust performance compared to Hans, who has won 55.56% (W/L 10/8). Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Shin winning 64.52% of such matches (W/L 40/22) and Hans securing victory in 55.56% (W/L 10/8). This stark difference in match outcomes reflects their competitive levels and can be crucial in forecasting the likely favorite for this encounter.

Regarding under-pressure scenarios, Shin has demonstrated formidable resilience, saving 52.53% of breakpoints compared to Hans's 31.43%. Similarly, Shin possesses an edge in deciding set performances, winning 45% of these contests in the past year, whereas Hans has won only 25%. These statistics provide valuable insights for in-game betting predictions, highlighting Shin's ability to handle pivotal moments more effectively.

Considering their favorite playing surfaces, Hans performs best on clay, achieving a 67% win rate (W/L 12/6), while struggling more on hard courts where they maintain a 51% win rate (W/L 20/19). On the other hand, Shin excels on indoor hard courts, with a 58% win rate (W/L 14/10) and registers a 50% win rate on clay (W/L 6/6). These surface preferences might influence match dynamics depending on where the match is held.

When discussing the quality of opponents faced, Hans has consistently played against competitors with an average rank of 375.5 over the last year, slightly higher than Shin's average opponent rank of 387.25. In terms of converting breakpoint opportunities, Hans has exhibited a success rate of 41.67%, surpassing Shin, who has managed a 39.05% conversion rate. Despite this, all analyzed statistics collectively suggest that Shin holds a competitive advantage in the upcoming match, posing a significant challenge for Hans.