Aleksandr Braynin vs Matyas Cerny Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Braynin has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 40.5% of such points recently compared to Cerny's 39.42%. Is this enough to influence the outcome of the match? It could be significant given the correlation between these stats and match predictions.
• Both players have shown similar strength in their return games. Braynin has won 48.68% of opponents' second serve points, just slightly outpacing Cerny's 47.2%.
• In first serve returns, Braynin leads with 32.46% success over Cerny's 29.92%, an important factor in determining matchup favorites.
• Under pressure, Braynin has saved 56.28% of breakpoints recently, outperforming Cerny's 48.95%. This suggests Braynin might handle pivotal moments better.
• Looking at overall performance, Braynin has won 50.82% of last year's matches, whereas Cerny's win rate is 40.54%, suggesting Braynin may have a competitive edge.
• Both players excel on clay, but Braynin and Cerny show vulnerability on hard courts, with Braynin winning 41% and Cerny failing to secure a win (0%).
• Braynin plays mostly at Futures/ITF $10K events, winning 55.36% of these matches, whereas Cerny's win rate is lower at 42.86% in the same category.
• Head-to-head, Braynin leads with two wins out of three. The last encounter was on clay, which Braynin won, reaffirming his form on this surface.
• Braynin and Cerny have evenly split deciding sets in their previous five-set encounters. However, Braynin's overall deciding set win rate over the last 12 months is better at 45% compared to Cerny's 17%.
• Break point conversion sees Cerny slightly ahead with 35.24% success, whereas Braynin is at 32.62%, a stat that could tip the scale in crucial moments.
• Braynin has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents (average rank of 415.05) compared to Cerny's tougher opponents (average rank of 125.41), which might affect their relative preparation levels.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent form and historical matchups, Braynin appears to have a slight advantage going into this upcoming match against Cerny.

His better performance in key areas such as second serve points, return games, and the ability to save breakpoints under pressure indicate Braynin's potential to dominate crucial match moments.

Additionally, Braynin's overall match win rate and success in deciding sets further enhance his chances of coming out victorious.

Therefore, while both players have strengths on clay, Braynin's consistent competitive edge makes him the likely winner of this encounter against Cerny.