Brandon Nakashima vs Christopher Eubanks Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The upcoming tennis match between Brandon Nakashima and Christopher Eubanks promises to be intriguing based on recent performance statistics. When examining their second serve efficacy over the past six months, Nakashima has secured 49.06% of points compared to Eubanks' 47.9%. Historically, such statistics have proven to highly correlate with match predictions.

In terms of their return games, Nakashima has been successful in winning 39.21% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Eubanks holds a slight edge at 40.71%. The first serve return success rate also sees Eubanks slightly ahead, with 22.21% compared to Nakashima's 21.14%. These return stats play a critical part in forecasting which player is favored in their head-to-head matchups.

Handling pressure situations, especially breakpoints, plays a crucial role in matches. Nakashima has demonstrated an ability to save 61.73% of breakpoints faced recently, superior to Eubanks' 53.18%. This display of composure suggests potential advantages during pivotal moments in the game.

Over the past year, Nakashima has a better win percentage overall, securing victories in 60% of his matches (W/L 48/32), while Eubanks has won 51.56% (W/L 33/31). Regarding their preferred playing surfaces, both players find their strengths on indoor hard courts. Nakashima boasts a 69% win rate (W/L 58/26) on this surface compared to Eubanks' 60% (W/L 56/37). Clay courts are their least favorable, with Nakashima winning 53% of matches (W/L 30/27) while Eubanks managed just 31% (W/L 8/18).

Analyzing their match history, they have faced each other six times. Nakashima has dominated with four wins to Eubanks' two and has prevailed in nine out of 14 sets played between them. Remarkably, Nakashima clinched their latest encounter at the Boss Open in Stuttgart, winning 7-6(4), 6-4.

In decision-making scenarios, both players have experienced mixed results. They have shared two deciding set victories each in their head-to-head battles. Nakashima, however, has an edge in tiebreak scenarios, having won four of the six played against Eubanks.

Analyzing recent performances against opponents, Nakashima has engaged players with an average ranking of 90.74, considerably tougher than Eubanks' opponents with an average rank of 162.47. Furthermore, Nakashima shows a superior ability in crucial set play, winning 63% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Eubanks' 52%.

When converting breakpoint opportunities during recent form, Nakashima again outperforms, converting 33.33% of his chances, whereas Eubanks converts at 28.72%. Based on these comprehensive statistics, Nakashima is poised as the favorite to win this upcoming match, leveraging his consistency and experience against higher-caliber opponents.