Daniel Masur vs Mika Brunold Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Daniel Masur's recent second serve performance is at 43.75%, slightly trailing Mika Brunold’s 46.39%. Does this give Brunold an edge? Yes, this can predict a slight advantage.
• In return games, Masur wins 43.85% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Brunold is at 45.94%. This suggests a marginally stronger return game for Brunold.
• First serve return stats also favor Brunold, leading with 28.91% over Masur's 26.38%.
• Under pressure, Brunold appears more resilient, saving 56.54% of breakpoints compared to Masur’s 50.22%.
• In terms of overall match performance in the past year, Brunold has a higher win percentage at 56.14% compared to Masur's 46.00%.
• Regarding surface strengths, both players excel on different types of hard courts, with Masur having a better record on hard courts and Brunold on indoor hard courts.
• Brunold has fared better in Challengers/ITF > $10K tournaments, achieving a 58.18% win rate against Masur’s 48.65%.
• In head-to-head meetings, they are evenly matched, both claiming one victory each. Masur, however, leads in total sets won (3 to 2).
• Head-to-head matches are tightly contested, averaging a duration of approximately 1 hour and 46 minutes.
• Masur has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 391.4, compared to 335.75 for Brunold.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Masur has a slight lead, having won 27% of such sets in the past year, compared to Brunold’s 25%.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Daniel Masur and Mika Brunold presents an intriguing contest given their recent statistics and performance patterns.

Brunold shows strength in second serve performance and return games, both of which are critical in clinching tight matches. His ability to save breakpoints indicates resilience under pressure, a potential advantage in crucial moments.

Despite evenly split head-to-head victories, Brunold's superior win percentage over the past year and his familiarity with higher-ranked competitors might provide a competitive edge.

While Masur's capabilities on hard courts and slightly better record in deciding sets offer him hope, the data suggests that Mika Brunold might be the slight favorite going into this upcoming matchup.