Woobin Shin vs Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Shin has a slightly lower second serve win rate of 43.33% compared to Trongcharoenchaikul's 44.03%. Could this 0.7% difference influence the match outcome? While it's slim, every point counts in tennis.
• When it comes to return games, Shin has a slight edge on both first and second serves. Shin wins 45.77% of opponent's second serve points and 26.03% on first serves, outperforming Trongcharoenchaikul's 44.48% and 21.48% respectively.
• In pressure scenarios, Trongcharoenchaikul seems more steady, saving 53.59% of breakpoints compared to Shin’s 50.17%.
• Looking back over the past year, Shin has won 65.43% of their matches, clearly ahead of Trongcharoenchaikul's 46.67% win rate. Does this indicate Shin's superior consistency? It could be a key factor.
• Surface preference plays a role: While Shin performs best on indoor hard courts with a 58% win rate, Trongcharoenchaikul excels on clay at 56%. However, the upcoming match is on indoor hard, potentially favoring Shin.
• In the Futures/ITF circuit, Shin shows strength with a win rate of 67.61%, overshadowing Trongcharoenchaikul's 48.94% in similar tournaments.
• Direct encounters slightly favor Trongcharoenchaikul with a 1-0 lead in past meetings, though the match was tightly contested.
• Against high-ranked opponents, Shin has encountered stronger competition, facing players averaging a rank of 193.37 compared to Trongcharoenchaikul's 431.43, suggesting Shin might be more prepared for tougher matches.
• In deciding sets, Shin excels with a 62% win rate over the last 12 months, doubling Trongcharoenchaikul's 35% success rate, potentially favoring Shin if this match goes the distance.
• Regarding break point conversions, Shin stands out with a 38.85% conversion rate as opposed to Trongcharoenchaikul’s 30.53%, indicating a potential advantage in critical moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performance and key statistics between Shin and Trongcharoenchaikul, several insights emerge that guide our prediction for this match.

Shin's consistent match win record over the past year demonstrates a higher level of success compared to Trongcharoenchaikul. Additionally, Shin's superior performance in return games and break point conversion signals a tactical edge in critical moments.

Although Trongcharoenchaikul’s ability to save break points is admirable, Shin's higher proficiency in deciding sets and experience against tougher opponents suggests resilience that could be decisive.

Considering surface preferences and their direct encounter history, the indoor hard setting seems more favorable to Shin. Therefore, based on these factors, Shin is the likely winner for this upcoming match.