Yan Bai vs Aoran Wang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they fare in second serve performance? In recent form, Bai wins 42.47% of second serve points, closely trailing Wang's 42.54%.
• What about return games? Bai has the edge by winning 45.24% of opponent second serves compared to Wang's 46.25%. However, Bai outperforms on first serve returns with 26.76% over Wang's 20.74%.
• Under pressure, Wang shows resilience by saving 57.14% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Bai's 52.92%.
• Performance overview in the past year reveals Bai's 70.13% match win rate outshining Wang's 41.67%.
• Which surfaces suit them best? Bai excels on Indoor hard courts (66%) while Wang prefers Hard courts (51%).
• In terms of tournament levels, Bai dominates Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K with an 84.62% win rate, contrasting with Wang's 50% in the same category.
• Their direct head-to-head record favors Bai significantly with four victories out of five encounters, losing no matches to Wang.
• How do they handle deciding situations? Bai has clinched 53% of deciding sets over the past year compared to Wang's 29%.
• Break point conversion sees Bai leading with 35.03% against Wang's 26.42%.
• Their previous matches last an average duration of 1:11:32, with Bai decisively better in critical scenarios such as tiebreaks and ultimate set games.
• Bai's past opponent average rank (388.25) is virtually identical to Wang’s (388.29), indicating similarly challenging competition.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the critical performance metrics, Bai seems to have a slight advantage in both recent match win rates and head-to-head battles against Wang. Bai's superior return game, especially against first serves, positions them well to capitalize on Wang's second serve vulnerabilities.

Both players' performances on their respective preferred surfaces show Bai’s slight edge on the hard court formats they excel in. Wang shows commendable pressure handling, yet Bai's overall performance under decisive conditions, including break point conversions, leans favorably in their direction.

Considering the recent six-month records and historical head-to-head outcomes, Bai appears more likely to clinch the upcoming match, continuing their dominant record against Wang.