Yan Bai vs Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Trongcharoenchaikul recently won 44.61% of points on second serve compared to Bai's 43.49%. Is this significant? Often, yes.
• When returning, Bai edges out with 44.83% of opponent's second serve points won, while Trongcharoenchaikul has 43.92%.
• Bai's strength becomes more evident with first serve returns, winning 27.52% compared to Trongcharoenchaikul's 21.41%.
• Under pressure, Trongcharoenchaikul saves 56.25% of breakpoints, outperforming Bai's 51.51% save rate.
• Over the last year, Bai has an impressive win rate of 70.27% in matches, overshadowing Trongcharoenchaikul's 42.86%.
• Best career surface: Bai shines on indoor hard courts (66%), while Trongcharoenchaikul prefers clay with a 56% win rate.
• Player level distinction: Bai shows dominance with an 85.71% win rate at ITF $10K events, against Trongcharoenchaikul's 44.19%.
• In direct head-to-head matches, Bai leads with 2 wins to Trongcharoenchaikul's 1 in their last three encounters.
• Their last match saw Trongcharoenchaikul victorious, hinting at resilience after a three-set battle.
• Bai has won more tiebreaks (1) between the two, suggesting clutch performance under pressure.
• Against higher quality opponents, Bai has faced players with better average rankings, making his recent successes more notable.
• In deciding sets over 12 months, Bai shows strength with a 56% win rate compared to Trongcharoenchaikul's 29%.
• Breakpoint conversion rates favor Bai with 34.86% conversions, slightly ahead of Trongcharoenchaikul's 31.11%.

Editorial Prediction (July 2, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Trongcharoenchaikul and Bai presents a compelling dynamic shaped largely by recent performances and head-to-head history.

Bai's consistent success in converting breakpoints and his superior first serve return capability set him apart as a strong contender. Meanwhile, Trongcharoenchaikul's capacity to save breakpoints under pressure brings a level of tenacity into the match.

Overall, while Trongcharoenchaikul has shown resilience, especially in their last face-off, Bai's broader performance trends and triumph against stronger opponents suggest he is the likely victor in this contest.