Aleksandr Braynin vs Grigoriy Lomakin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Grigoriy Lomakin outperforms Aleksandr Braynin on second serve points in the past six months, winning 44.82% compared to Braynin's 39.53%. This could be advantageous for Lomakin since second serve performance is often linked to match outcomes.
• Regarding return games, Lomakin wins 49.02% of points on his opponent's second serve, while Braynin edges slightly past him with 50.12%. For first serve returns, Braynin leads again with 30.34% compared to Lomakin's 27.79%.
• Under pressure, both players have nearly equal capabilities of saving breakpoints. Braynin saves 55.87% compared to Lomakin’s 55.00%, suggesting evenly matched nerves during critical moments.
• In the past year, Braynin exhibits a stronger overall match win percentage of 51.56% compared to Lomakin’s 37.29%, indicating a superior form over a longer term.
• Analyzing surface preferences, Lomakin’s best performance is on Hard courts with a 40% win rate, while Braynin dominates on Clay with a 53% win rate. However, both struggle on Indoor Hard courts, where this match might likely occur.
• Braynin has participated in matches against slightly lower-ranked opponents on average, with his opposition having an average rank of 425.09 compared to Lomakin’s 358.93, highlighting Lomakin's experience against tougher competitors.
• In their direct head-to-head encounters, Braynin has a perfect 1-0 record against Lomakin, having won both sets in their last encounter.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Lomakin slightly has the upper hand, winning 46% of deciders compared to Braynin's 42% in the past year.
• Who is more likely to win the upcoming duel? Based on these statistics, what might be inferred?
• Aleksandr Braynin seems to have a slight edge overall due to his winning streak against Lomakin and superior recent performance metrics.

Editorial Prediction (September 25, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Grigoriy Lomakin demonstrates a slight advantage over Aleksandr Braynin, which can be critical in close matches. However, Braynin shows strengths in both first and second serve returns, potentially pressuring Lomakin's serves.

Responses to pressure show little difference between the two players, but Braynin's superior match win percentage over the last year stands out. Experience on different surfaces reveals that although Lomakin's favorite court is upcoming in the match, he has struggled against Braynin historically in direct head-to-head clashes.

Ultimately, the decision-making trifecta—performance against ranked opponents, ability to handle deciding set pressures, and return game success belong slightly more to Braynin. Given these factors alongside a consistent head-to-head advantage, the prediction leans towards Braynin maintaining his unbeaten record against Lomakin in their upcoming match.