Xirui Han vs Dingzheng Nima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance influence match predictions? Dingzheng Nima has a slight advantage, winning 43.31% of points on their second serve, compared to Xirui Han's 39.60%.
• In recent return games, Xirui Han wins 46.46% of opponents' second serve points, a bit stronger than Dingzheng Nima's 44.44%.
• First serve returns also favor Xirui Han, who wins 25.31% of these points, compared to 22.15% for Dingzheng Nima.
• Can break point defense play a role in determining the winner? Xirui Han excels under pressure, saving 53.61% of breakpoints, while Dingzheng Nima saves 46.67%.
• Both players have a balanced success rate over the past year, with each winning exactly 50% of their matches.
• Surface preference offers insights: Xirui Han performs best on hard courts with a 55% win rate, while it's Dingzheng Nima's weakest surface at 45%.
• When considering the level of competition, Dingzheng Nima's opponents have had a notably higher average rank of 36.13 compared to Xirui Han's 184, indicating tougher competition faced.
• Direct match history shows Dingzheng Nima with a perfect record against Xirui Han, having won their only encounter convincingly on clay.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Xirui Han might have a slight edge, having won 53% of such sets, whereas Dingzheng Nima has a 50% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 20, 2025, UTC):

Xirui Han demonstrates a resilient defensive game, notably in breakpoint situations, which could be vital in close matches. On hard courts, Han's record suggests a slight edge over Nima, whose performance on the same surface is relatively lower.

The head-to-head record, however, is decisively in favor of Dingzheng Nima, who won their prior match on clay very comfortably. This indicates Nima's ability to leverage previous matchups to their advantage.

Considering these factors, the likely winner of the upcoming match is Dingzheng Nima, thanks to a stronger second serve performance, past head-to-head victory, and having faced tougher competition overall.