Ethan Cook vs Jake Van Emburgh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Emburgh shows a slight edge in second serve performance recently, winning 45.07% of points compared to Cook's 40.06%.
• Cook excels in return games, capturing 49.63% of points on opponents' second serves while Emburgh takes 40.94%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Emburgh marginally leads with 28.75% against Cook's 27.58%.
• Under pressure, Cook demonstrates resilience, saving 51.79% of breakpoints as opposed to Emburgh's 45.45%.
• Looking at overall match performance in the past year, Cook holds a winning percentage of 52%, while Emburgh stands at 42.11%.
• Both players favor hard courts, with Emburgh winning 53% and Cook 49% on this surface historically.
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Cook has a 52% win rate, surpassing Emburgh's 42.11%.
• Cook has faced tougher competition recently, with opponent average ranks at 189.72 compared to Emburgh’s 212.5.
• Cook has a significant advantage in deciding sets, winning 64% versus Emburgh's 11% over the past year.
• For break point conversion, Cook is more efficient, converting 36.92% compared to Emburgh's 30%.

Editorial Prediction (July 9, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the statistics, Emburgh performs moderately better on their second serve. Meanwhile, Cook is more proficient in returning opponent serves. This aspect might balance the matchup, as Cook's return game could neutralize any advantage Emburgh gains from their better second serve.

In crunch moments, Cook appears steadier, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints and showing greater efficiency in breakpoint conversion. Their calmness under pressure, indicated by their edge in deciding set victories, suggests a psychological advantage that could prove crucial.

Emburgh may have slightly more success on hard courts historically, yet Cook's higher competitive win rate across the last year and tougher opponent standard positions them favorably.

Considering these factors, Cook stands as the likely winner for the upcoming match, capitalizing on their strength in returns and mental toughness in crucial game moments.