Elias Ymer vs Raul Brancaccio Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Although both players are almost identical in recent second serve performance, with Ymer at 45.13% and Brancaccio at 45.04%, the slight edge goes to Ymer.
• Return Game Stats: Brancaccio has a minor advantage on returning the opponent's second serves, capturing 47.85% of points compared to Ymer's 47.8%. However, Ymer outshines Brancaccio in first serve returns by a small margin, 27.05% to 26.64%.
• What about Breakpoint Saving? Ymer appears stronger under pressure, saving 54.28% of break points, slightly better than Brancaccio's 52.84%.
• Match Win Percentage: Over the past year, Brancaccio has a higher win rate at 60.56% compared to Ymer's 55.56%.
• Surface Preference: On Hard courts, Brancaccio has a superior win rate of 62%, whereas Ymer excels on Clay with a 60% win rate.
• Level of Competition: Ymer has faced tougher competition on average, with opponents ranked 272.81 compared to Brancaccio's 408.41, which may imply Ymer has more experience against higher-caliber players.
• Who has the Edge in Head-to-Head Matches? Ymer takes the lead with a 1-0 record against Brancaccio, winning their sole encounter.
• Deciding Sets and Pressure: Ymer outperforms in high-pressure scenarios, winning 54% of deciding sets versus Brancaccio's 40%. Ymer also claimed the deciding set in their previous matchup.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Brancaccio is marginally better at converting breakpoints in recent form, 33.91% against Ymer's 31.64%.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming matchup between Brancaccio and Ymer draws near, several factors are worth considering for an accurate prediction.

Ymer holds a slight advantage in recent head-to-head results, including winning their only previous meeting. His ability to perform under pressure, with superior break point saves and better deciding set performance, suggests a mental edge.

Conversely, Brancaccio demonstrates a stronger win record over the past year and is slightly more effective on Hard courts, which requires attention to venue surface. He also has a marginally better rate in converting breakpoint opportunities, which could be pivotal during key moments.

Factoring in all these considerations, including the mental stamina in critical situations and the quality of competition faced, Ymer holds a slight edge over Brancaccio in this particular matchup. Although it promises to be a close contest, Ymer is favored to win.