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Jiho Shin vs Nagisa SuzukiPrediction, Head-to-Head Results, and Stats

Jiho Shin and Nagisa Suzuki have met 1 time since 2026; Nagisa Suzuki leads 1–0. Across all meetings Shin has taken 0 sets to Suzuki's 2. Their most recent meeting: Nagisa Suzuki won at W15 Sapporo (2026).

Spread & Straight-Sets Form

Completed best-of-3 matches · Last 12 months

IndicatorShinSuzuki
Wins in straight sets67%70%
Wins a set when losing29%38%
Goes to a deciding set31%33%
Covers −1.5 sets as favorite33%50%
Covers +1.5 sets as underdog30%50%
Tiebreak sets won25%67%
Wins after taking set 185%73%
Wins 2-0 after taking set 162%64%

Colored rows are higher-is-better: green above 50%, red below. Favorite/underdog set by book odds; cover rows count only matches with odds on record. Head-to-head: 1 of 1 completed meetings ended in straight sets (Shin 0, Suzuki 1).

Style Matchup

Playing styles and historical archetype record

Shin

⚙️ Grinder

Relentless consistencyDeep court positioningHigh rally toleranceMental fortitude
vs

Suzuki

🛡️ The Spoiler

Strong court coverageStrong retrievalDefensive consistencyBeats elite opponents

Matchup analysis

The 🛡️ The Spoiler archetype wins about 55% vs ⚙️ Grinder across 1,007 matches in our dataset: a stylistic lean toward Nagisa Suzuki.

The Spoiler players often use strong court coverage and strong retrieval to pressure the grinder's relentless consistency.

Previous meetings

1 career meeting, newest first

Jun 24, 2026

W15 Sapporo

H Hard · 3rd Round Qualifying

36
16
Suzuki

Player ROI

Hypothetical if you put 1u on each player to win every one of their matches · Last 90 days

MetricShinSuzuki
W-L0–10–1
Avg odds6.893.05
ROI %-100.0%-100.0%
Units P/L-1.00u-1.00u

Small sample: ROI stabilizes with more matches; fewer than 10 in the window is noisy.

Travel

Last 30 days

MetricShinSuzuki
Countries—1
Events—1
Matches—1
Distance——
Route—ESP

Host country from each tournament in the last 30 days, including the current event even when a player arrived on a bye. Route is the order of countries visited; consecutive stops in the same country are shown once. Distance is the great-circle total between host cities, shown only when every stop in the window is geocoded. A rough fatigue signal, not a headline stat.

Recent Form

Last five matches per player

Shin
LWWWLWLL
L

Boyoung Jeong

W15 Yeongwol · 1st Round

16
36

Sep 2

W

Seo Yun Choi

W15 Yeongwol · 3rd Round Qualifying

62
64

Sep 1

W

Sebin Eom

W15 Yeongwol · 2nd Round Qualifying

46
63
108

Aug 31

W

Su Jin Kim

W15 Yeongwol · 1st Round Qualifying

60
64

Aug 30

L

Sunam Jeong

W15 Tianjin · 2nd Round Qualifying

16
16

Aug 10

W

Eunyeong Park

W15 Tianjin · 1st Round Qualifying

61
61

Aug 9

L

Ksenia Meshcheryakova

W15 Tianjin · 1st Round Qualifying

Aug 2

L

Maria Kalyakina

W15 Luan · 1st Round

36
06

Jul 14

Suzuki
LWLWWWWW
L

Jiangxue Han

W35 Kyoto · 3rd Round Qualifying

762
46
710

Sep 15

W

Camille Allegre

W35 Kyoto · 1st Round Qualifying

62
61

Sep 14

L

Sae Noguchi

W15 Sapporo · 2nd Round

26
627

Jun 25

W

Arina Varaksina

W15 Sapporo · 1st Round

36
61
765

Jun 25

W

Jiho Shin

W15 Sapporo · 3rd Round Qualifying

63
61

Jun 24

W

Ju Hyang Shin

Sapporo 2 ITF

63
61

Jun 24

W

Yuzuha Negishi

W15 Sapporo · 1st Round Qualifying

64
62

Jun 22

W

Yuzuha Negishi

Sapporo 2 ITF

63
61

Jun 22

Win rate

Matches, sets and games won · Last 12 months · 18–26 matches

MetricShinSuzuki
Matches won46%56%
Sets won47%55%
Games won49%51%

Record by tier

Head-to-head record by tournament tier

StageShinSuzuki
ITF W1501

By surface

Head-to-head record per surface

SurfaceShinSuzuki
Hard01

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Jiho Shin vs Nagisa Suzuki FAQ

Nagisa Suzuki leads the head-to-head 1–0 over 1 meetings.