Alejandro Tabilo vs Jenson Brooksby Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, an intriguing comparison can be drawn between Alejandro Tabilo and Jenson Brooksby on their second serve performance. Tabilo has claimed 47.99% of points from his second serve, while Brooksby has slightly lower stats with a 47.54% success rate. With a high correlation between second serve performance and match outcomes, this statistic plays a pivotal role in predicting match results.

When analyzing return game data over the last six months, Tabilo has won 44.78% of points on his opponent's second serve, compared to Brooksby's 46.24%. Similarly for the first serve returns, Brooksby leads with a 25.92% win rate over Tabilo's 25.1%. These statistics offer crucial insights for picking a favorite in head-to-head contests.

A critical aspect of both players' gameplay is their ability to handle pressure, reflected in their breakpoint statistics. Tabilo successfully saves 64% of breakpoints faced, while Brooksby's rate is lower at 46.67%. Such figures are significant for making predictions during in-match betting.

In terms of career surface performance, Tabilo's top results are on clay, with a winning percentage of 61%, while his lowest is on indoor hard courts at 55%. Conversely, Brooksby's best surface is also clay, winning 68% of the matches, and his least successful surface is grass with a 58% win rate. These records provide valuable context about each player's comfort and performance on different surfaces.

Evaluating their head-to-head history, both players have faced each other twice, each winning once. Their last encounter was at the USA F8 Calabasas in 2018 on a hard court, where Brooksby triumphed in straight sets. Although neither player has played tiebreakers against each other, Tabilo leads in deciding sets, having won one of their encounters that went the distance.

Over the past year, Tabilo has battled harder opponents, with an average opponent ranking of 70.93, in contrast to Brooksby's whose opponents averaged a rank of 115.17. This suggests Tabilo might have been exposed to tougher competition. Augmenting this, in matches that go to deciding sets over the past year, both players have an equal performance, each winning 40% of such matches.

Brooksby shows a superior winning rate on the main tour over the past year, securing victories in 75% of matches, while Tabilo holds a 45% win rate. Additionally, both players have comparable break point conversion rates recently, with Tabilo at 31.82% and Brooksby at 31.43%; these figures reveal their potential during critical points in a match.

Based on these comprehensive statistics, Brooksby seems slightly favored, leveraging his consistent match-winning form and competitive return game to edge out a potential victory. However, Tabilo's resilience under pressure and previous experiences against tougher-ranked opponents suggests this match could pivot at crucial moments. Ultimately, Brooksby's track record on the main tour presents him as the probable victor in the upcoming encounter.