Woobin Shin vs Vullnet Tashi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the recent performance metrics for Tashi and Shin, various indicators provide insight into which player might emerge victorious in their upcoming match. Notably, Shin's second-serve performance stands at 42.34%, surpassing Tashi's 37.4%. Both statistics are essential for accurate match predictions. Additionally, return game efficiency further highlights Shin's advantage with a 48.97% win rate on opponents' second serves compared to Tashi's 40.52%. However, when facing first serves, Tashi outperforms slightly with a 28.3% return win rate compared to Shin's 26.13%.

Understanding how players perform under pressure is critical for live predictions. Shin's ability to save breakpoints is significantly higher at 51.59%, overshadowing Tashi's 35.14%. This statistic can effectively guide in-game betting decisions. When it comes to break point conversion, the players are nearly even, with Tashi converting 38.89% and Shin 38.61% of their opportunities, indicating a closely contested match when either player faces a breakpoint.

The performance overview over the last year shows Tashi holding a slightly better match win percentage of 68.75% compared to Shin's 63.38%. However, the level of opponents they have faced differs significantly. Tashi has competed against players with an average rank of 121.56, while Shin's opponents averaged a rank of 387.25, suggesting that Tashi has faced tougher competition.

When examining each player’s favored playing surfaces, Tashi exhibits a 57% win rate on Hard courts, versus Shin's superior performance on I.hard courts with a 58% win rate. Both players show a decline in performance on Clay, with Tashi winning 56% and Shin 50%. Furthermore, the deciding set performance is a key component for live match betting. Shin has won 45% of all deciding sets over the past year, a decisive advantage over Tashi, who has not secured any victories in such scenarios.

Assessing the competition level, both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Tashi edging out Shin with a 68.75% win rate compared to Shin's 64.52%. It is crucial to consider the players' historical performance at specific event locations to identify patterns of success. While prediction models use past performance for accurate forecasting, keeping tabs on current form within the event is vital.

After analyzing the comprehensive statistics, Shin appears poised to win the upcoming match. The edge in serving and pressure-handling metrics, alongside strong performance in deciding sets, gives Shin a statistical advantage over Tashi.