Antoine Ghibaudo vs Garrett Johns Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Why does second serve matter? Ghibaudo has won 40.73% of points on their second serve recently, whereas Johns holds an edge with 45.77%. This advantage often correlates strongly with match predictions.
• Return Game Comparison: Who dominates the return game? Ghibaudo has won 46.36% of their opponent's second serve points and 24.45% on first serve returns recently, narrowly outperforming Johns, who has won 44.59% and 23.12% respectively.
• Under Pressure Analysis: In high-stakes moments, Ghibaudo has saved 56.09% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Johns, who has saved 54.75%.
• Performance Overview: Over the past year, Ghibaudo's match win rate is 60%, while Johns leads with 68.42%, suggesting a stronger recent performance overall. Does this indicate a higher likelihood of a win for Johns?
• Best Surface: Is the surface a game-changer? Ghibaudo excels on Grass with an 83% win rate, but struggles on Clay with just 47%. Johns finds success on Hard courts, winning 66% of the time, yet struggles significantly on Indoor Hard with only a 33% win rate.
• Player Level: How does the level of competition affect each player’s performance? While Ghibaudo competes primarily at Challenger/ITF levels, winning 60%, Johns competes mainly at Futures/ITF levels with a higher win rate of 73.33%.
• Opponent Quality: Ghibaudo has faced opponents with an average rank of 348.89 compared to Johns, who faced weaker opponents with an average rank of 404.85.
• Deciding Set Performance: What happens if the match goes to a deciding set? Johns has a significant advantage, winning 74% of such scenarios compared to Ghibaudo's 46% over the last 12 months.
• Break Point Conversion: Ghibaudo shows efficiency in converting breakpoints, with 41.32%, surpassing Johns, who converts 33.14% of opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (September 8, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, both players bring certain strengths and weaknesses to the court. Ghibaudo demonstrates strong breakpoint conversion and an aggressive return game. However, their overall performance and experience may not be at par with international standards.

Johns has a superior second serve and has dominated deciding sets, particularly in recent times. When combined with a higher win percentage over the past year and a higher competition level, Johns appears reliably competitive.

Surface-level considerations show both players perform best on different surfaces, but with this match being on a neutral surface, it might not be a crucial factor.

Considering all these factors, we predict Johns is more likely to win this encounter, given their overall stronger recent form and experience on the tour.