Alafia Ayeni vs Gage Brymer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Ayeni has secured 41.46% of points on their second serve, while Brymer has achieved 43%. Does Brymer hold an advantage here? Yes, albeit a slight one.
• Regarding return games, Ayeni has claimed 48.39% of their opponent's second serve points, besting Brymer's 45.33%. Does this favor Ayeni? Yes, in return games.
• On first serve returns, both are closely matched: Ayeni at 27.43% and Brymer at 27.66%.
• When facing breakpoints, Brymer has a narrow edge by saving 56.03% compared to Ayeni's 55.37%.
• Over the past year, Ayeni has a win rate of 49.02% of their matches compared to Brymer's 40%. Does this overall performance benefit Ayeni? Yes, slightly.
• Their best surfaces differ: Ayeni excels on indoor hard courts (I.hard) at 55%, while Brymer's best is on Hard courts at 58%.
• In the last year, Ayeni has had better success in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events with a win rate of 62.07%, higher than Brymer's 40% in the same category.
• Ayeni has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 429.31; Brymer's opponents average at 480.73.
• Brymer excels in deciding sets, winning 67% of them in the last 12 months, outpacing Ayeni's 36%.
• When converting breakpoints, Brymer again leads with a conversion rate of 30.88% compared to Ayeni's 28.32%.

Editorial Prediction (July 6, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing both players, Brymer has shown a slight edge in second serve performance and breakpoint conversion in recent form. These factors suggest a marginal advantage when it comes to serving and breaking.

However, Ayeni counterbalances with superior return game stats and a higher success rate in the last year, especially within their preferred tournament category, where they have outperformed Brymer.

While Brymer may have an edge if the match goes to a deciding set, Ayeni’s stronger overall season performance and tougher competition faced might give them an advantage.

Based on these factors, Ayeni is more likely to win this upcoming tennis match. The combination of performance against stronger opponents and a higher win percentage in recent events presents a compelling case for Ayeni's victory.