Yeon Woo Ku vs Jaquelyn Ogunwale Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Ku edges past Ogunwale in second serve performance, capturing 39.39% of points compared to Ogunwale’s 37.39% over the last six months.
• How do their return stats compare? Ogunwale excels slightly, winning 53.77% of second serve return points, while Ku manages 51.66%.
• First serve return points reveal Ogunwale’s strength further, winning 38.98% compared to Ku’s 35.82%.
• Under pressure, Ku slightly outperforms, saving 49.3% of breakpoints while Ogunwale saves 48%.
• Examining overall performance, Ku holds a superior match win rate of 63.77% this year, compared to Ogunwale’s 57.14%.
• Where do they excel most? Ku thrives on indoor hard courts with a 69% win rate, whereas Ogunwale performs best on hard courts at 44%.
• Player level reveals similar competition, both at Challenger/ITF > $10K tournaments, yet Ku maintains a slightly higher win percentage at 63.64%, as opposed to Ogunwale's 57.14%.
• Opponent quality reveals Ogunwale competes against higher-ranked players, averaging 300.29, while Ku’s opponents average 415.12 in ranking.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ku has a slightly better success rate of 35% over Ogunwale’s 33% in such scenarios.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Ogunwale shines, converting 44.12% of opportunities, surpassing Ku’s 37.31%.

Editorial Prediction (August 5, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis clash, both competitors exhibit distinct strengths and weaknesses, which shape the prediction outcome.

Ku demonstrates a slight advantage in overall match wins and proficiency on specific surfaces. However, Ogunwale proves more adept in return games and converting breakpoints, especially against higher-ranked opponents.

Given these insights, while Ku presents a formidable challenge, Ogunwale's superior performance in key areas, such as returns and breakpoints, suggests a competitive edge.

Taking into account all statistics, Ogunwale is slightly favored to emerge victorious in this match-up.