Dayeon Back vs Patcharin Cheapchadej Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Cheapchadej and Back have similar second serve performance, with Cheapchadej slightly ahead at 38.35% compared to Back's 37.78%.
• In return games, Back is stronger, winning 52.98% of opponents' second serve points versus Cheapchadej's 50.95%.
• For first serve returns, Back has a slight edge with 35.39%, while Cheapchadej is at 33.54%.
• Under pressure, Back is more reliable, saving 47.23% of breakpoints compared to Cheapchadej's 43.93%.
• Which surface favors them? Both perform best on Hard courts, but Back's win rate is higher at 70% as opposed to Cheapchadej's 65%.
• Considering match levels: Cheapchadej excels at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K with a 90.48% win rate, while Back has been more competitive at Challengers/ITF > $10K with a 66.04% win rate.
• In head-to-head matchups, they are evenly split, with one win each. Their last encounter on Hard courts saw Cheapchadej winning decisively.
• In deciding sets, Back is more successful, winning 68% compared to Cheapchadej's 60% over the last year.
• How does opponent quality compare? Cheapchadej faces slightly higher-ranked opponents, with an average ranking of 411.95 against Back's 461.63.
• Break point conversion favors Cheapchadej, who converts 43.88%, whereas Back has a 35.43% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Cheapchadej and Back presents a compelling contest as they have proven evenly matched in direct encounters. Each has one victory against the other, although Cheapchadej leads after their most recent win on a Hard court.

When analyzing second serve and return statistics, Back demonstrates a marginal advantage in return games. However, Cheapchadej compensates well during breakpoint opportunities, which may play a crucial role when under pressure.

Their ability to thrive on Hard courts is noteworthy, yet Back's higher career win percentage on this surface could give him a slight edge, despite Cheapchadej's recent strong performances at lower tournament levels.

Considering the complexities and nuances of their past matches and current form, the prediction tilts in favor of Back, primarily due to his superior performance under pressure and on Hard courts, even though both players have an excellent chance to succeed.