Demi Tran vs Olivia Gram Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the recent six-month period, Gram has a slight edge over Tran in second serve points, with Gram winning 37.2% compared to Tran's 35.99%.
• When it comes to winning points on opponents' second serves, both show close stats. Gram holds a slight advantage by winning 55.14%, whereas Tran wins 53.16%.
• When facing first serves, Gram again performs marginally better, achieving a 33.7% win rate against Tran's 31.41%.
• Under pressure, Gram has shown a stronger ability to save breakpoints at 41.73% compared to Tran's 38.95%.
• Despite Gram's slight statistical advantages in certain areas, Tran boasts a significantly higher match win rate over the past year, with 45.65% compared to Gram's 20%.
• Tran's strongest performances are on grass courts with a 60% win rate, while Gram's best is on hard courts at 34%.
• Tran has been more competitive at the Challengers/ITF level, winning 46.88% of such matches, whereas Gram's win rate is 7.69% at a similar level.
• While Gram has played against higher-ranked opponents on average, this hasn't translated into a significantly better win rate.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Tran has a clear lead, winning 57% of them, compared to Gram's 20% success rate.
• Tran is more lethal in converting breakpoints recently, at 45%, outpacing Gram's conversion rate of 39.22%.

Editorial Prediction (September 1, 2025, UTC):

As both players face off, several statistical indicators are crucial in forming our prediction for this match. While Gram holds a slight edge in specific performance metrics, particularly in service return stats and pressure situations, the overall comparison favors Tran based on broader performance patterns.

Tran has a significantly superior win ratio over the past year and excels notably in converting crucial breakpoints. Furthermore, when matches stretch into deciding sets, Tran has shown consistent ability to close out, a factor that may heavily influence the final outcome.

Though surface preference might slightly tilt toward Gram on hard courts, Tran's overall competitive experience and skill in critical moments seem more reliable. Considering the entirety of the data available, Tran emerges as the likely winner of this match.