Garrett Johns vs Sebastian Gima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

What do the numbers reveal when we dive into the contrasting performances of Johns and Gima over the past six months? In the realm of second serve prowess, Johns edges ahead, capturing 44.02% of those points compared to Gima’s 40.18%. Such differences may seem negligible, yet they often play an influential role in predicting the likely winner of a match. However, Gima takes the lead when it comes to first serve return games, winning 32.45% of points whereas Johns secures only 25.83%—a crucial statistic to bear in mind for anyone contemplating the outcome of this head-to-head encounter.

Under pressure, who stands firmer on the court? While Johns saves 53.46% of breakpoints faced, illustrating his resilience, Gima isn’t far behind, saving 54.92% of such high-stake moments. An indispensable tidbit for in-game betting enthusiasts! Meanwhile, when looking at their match win rates over the past year, Johns showcases an impressive 65.75%. Contrastingly, Gima comes in at 50.72%, illustrating a more challenging season. The weight of these statistics adds a layer of intrigue when trying to determine the favorite.

Their preferred battlegrounds reveal intriguing insights. Both players show their best career win percentage on hard surfaces, with Johns boasting 65% and Gima closely following at 60%. A stark divergence appears on indoor hard courts, where Johns struggles with a 33% win rate, while Gima stands at 45%. Does this surface difference predict an advantage in this match?

Stepping onto the grand stage, Johns and Gima's paths often cross in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level. Here, Johns has remarkably clinched 76.6% of his matches, while Gima trails with a 53.85% success rate—a statistic speaking volumes about their respective levels heading into the match.

In their direct confrontations, history sides with Johns. He has claimed victory in their only prior matchup, concluding solidly with a 2-1 set record. Adding another layer of detail, their last clash saw Johns emerge triumphant on a clay surface in the M15 Palm Coast final. If this match steers into a deciding set—rest assured—Johns remains the favorite, having won 61% of such encounters in the last year, towering over Gima’s 32% success rate. However, a tiebreak insight casts a shadow; in their sole tiebreak duel, Gima has bested Johns. Will this come into play under similar conditions?

The average opponent ranks they’ve faced over the last year show negligible difference—Johns facing players at an average rank of 446.15, while Gima’s opponents stood at 450.59. With all these aspects considered, the stats lean towards Johns clinching victory once more. However, tennis is a dynamic sport—only the match will reveal if the numbers tell the whole story.