Yujin Kim vs Sophie Ashley Chua Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• What is the recent second serve performance? Chua has won 0% of second serve points, whereas Kim has achieved 37.99%.
• In the return game, Chua has not won any points against opponents' second serves; Kim, however, has won 51.42% of such points.
• How does each perform on first serve returns? Chua has 0%, while Kim has 34.84% success, indicating a clear edge for Kim.
• Chua has saved 0% of breakpoints recently, whereas Kim has saved 47.5%, a crucial stat under pressure situations.
• Both have a similar match win rate over the last year: Chua at 50% and Kim at 46.15%.
• Chua's best surface is indoor hard, with a 50% win rate; Kim's best is outdoor hard, with a 48% win rate.
• Discussing player level, both have primarily played at ITF $10K levels with an equal 50% win rate.
• When it comes to opponent quality, Chua has faced players with an average rank of 435, whereas Kim's opponents average rank is 423.97.
• For live predictions, Kim has a significant advantage in deciding sets, winning 67%, compared to Chua's 0% success.
• In recent form, Chua has not converted any breakpoints, while Kim has converted 47.06%, making them more likely to capitalize on crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (August 5, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match looks promising and is likely to be influenced by second serve performance and breakpoint opportunities. Recent statistics clearly show that Kim has a more consistent second serve performance, winning 37.99% of points, while Chua has struggled significantly in this area with 0% effectiveness. This gives Kim a substantial edge in service games.

When examining pressure situations, Kim again outshines Chua with outstanding breakpoint conversion and saving statistics. Kim's ability to convert 47.06% of breakpoints while maintaining a 47.5% breakpoint saving rate highlights their capability to perform well under pressure, a critical aspect in competitive matches.

In terms of deciding set performance, Kim's 67% win rate in such scenarios versus Chua's 0% also emphasizes the likelihood of Kim maintaining composure and performance consistency if the match extends to a deciding set.

Taking into account recent form, match results, and key performance statistics, Kim appears to be the more likely winner of this match.