Yu Hsiou Hsu vs Ji Sung Nam Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

How does the second serve performance influence match predictions? When examining recent form over the past six months, Nam has secured victory in 39.15% of points on their second serve. Meanwhile, Hsu demonstrates a slightly superior form, clinching 43.7% of these points. This metric plays a significant role in foreseeing the likely outcome of their face-off.

Turning our attention to return game stats, Nam has excelled on opponent’s second serve, winning 53.72% of these points, whereas Hsu stands at 44.52%. Conversely, during the first serve returns, Nam has a slight edge with 27.91% compared to Hsu's 25%. These statistics are crucial for determining which player might hold an advantage in head-to-head encounters.

Under moments of pressure, specifically when faced with breakpoints, Nam has managed to save 30.3% in recent outings. Hsu, on the other hand, has shown an impressive capability in these situations by saving 53.81%. Such figures are invaluable for in-game betting enthusiasts looking to make informed decisions during tense match moments.

Across the last year, Hsu’s performance boasts a win rate of 62.16%, compared to Nam’s 48.39%. This comes from Hsu’s record of 46 wins in 74 matches, while Nam has a balanced record of 15 wins in 31 engagements. These stats offer an overall prediction of who might emerge victorious.

Reflecting on surface performances, both players show prowess on Hard courts. Nam holds a 58% career win rate in this setting, while Hsu slightly outperforms with a 66% success rate. However, their weakest surfaces diverge: Nam struggles more on Grass, while Hsu’s lesser achievements appear on Indoor Hard courts.

The level of play is also worth mentioning; Nam divides their matches predominantly among Challengers/ITF tournaments, boasting a 50% win rate. Hsu mirrors this pattern, progressing through similar event levels with an identical win-loss proportion. Nonetheless, when considering the average rank of opponents defeated, Hsu’s adversaries are ranked around 367.86, slightly tougher compared to Nam’s 408.06 adversaries.

Should the match advance into a deciding set, those eyeing live predictions could note that Nam has conquered 67% of these scenarios during the past year, whereas Hsu extends a commendable 75% winning rate. This stat might sway the odds if the match reaches a critical point.

Finally, the ability to convert breakpoints provides further insights: Nam has recently achieved a conversion rate of 43.86%, considerably higher than Hsu’s 28.43%. Such figures may dictate critical swings during the match. Weighing all these factors, Hsu stands as the likely favorite, given their slightly superior stats across most areas.