Uisung Park vs Yeongseok Jeong Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jeong has a slight edge in second serve performance, securing 41.48% of points compared to Park's 39.43%.
• On return games, Jeong demonstrates a stronger performance, winning 48.52% of opponents' second serve points, while Park achieves 43.2%.
• For first serve returns, Jeong leads slightly with 24.74%, marginally ahead of Park's 23.68%.
• Under pressure, Park excels by saving 53.66% of breakpoints, which is higher than Jeong's 46.51%.
• Park has a superior match win percentage over the past year at 67.35%, in contrast to Jeong's 50%.
• Jeong's best career surface is indoor hard, winning 67% of matches, whereas Park excels on hard courts with a 65% win rate.
• Both players have mostly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Park winning a higher percentage of matches at 66.67% compared to Jeong's 51.22%.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Park has won all 3 matches against Jeong.
• When they have gone to a deciding set, Park has been victorious, winning the only encounter.
• No tiebreaks have been played between these two, indicating decisive set wins.
• The average rank of Jeong's opponents over the last year is 334.43, while Park's opponents have averaged a rank of 311.16.
• Despite Jeong's higher overall deciding set win rate at 75%, compared to Park's 55%, Park's head-to-head record is in their favor.
• Jeong has been slightly more effective in breakpoint conversion recently at 44.44% versus Park's 41.03%.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

When analyzing the second serve success, Jeong holds a marginal advantage over Park, suggesting a slight edge in this aspect of their game. Add to this the stronger return performance from Jeong, which may prove pivotal.

In high-pressure situations, Park demonstrates resilience by saving a greater percentage of breakpoints. This strength could be a notable factor should the match become tightly contested.

Looking at their past face-to-face meetings, Park's dominance is clear. With an unblemished record against Jeong, Park seems to have the confidence and experience to handle Jeong effectively.

While Jeong boasts a better overall deciding set performance, Park’s previous victories in matches against Jeong hint at psychological advantages. Park appears more adept in their head-to-head battles.

Considering all factors, including Jeong's proficiency in breakpoint conversion against Park's solid historical results, Park emerges as the likely winner of this match. The head-to-head track record heavily favors Park.