Garrett Johns vs Gage Brymer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve points won, Johns has a slight edge with 43.98% compared to Brymer's 42.26% over the last six months. Does this give Johns a potential advantage in rallies? Yes, it might.
• For return games, Johns again has an advantage, winning 44.98% of opponents' second serve points, while Brymer manages 40.27%. However, Brymer is slightly better with first serve returns at 28.57% compared to Johns' 24.48%.
• When under pressure, Brymer excels in saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 55.56% compared to Johns' 51.91%. Could this indicate Brymer's resilience in crucial moments? Possibly.
• Assessing overall performance, Johns has a superior win record over the past year, achieving victory in 65.12% of his matches, while Brymer has won 46.15%.
• Both players are strongest on Hard surfaces, but Johns boasts a 66% win rate over Brymer's 58%, suggesting Johns might be more comfortable on this surface.
• At the tournament level, Johns has been more successful, winning 72.88% of his matches at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments compared to Brymer's 46.15%.
• In direct head-to-head confrontations, Brymer leads, having won their only previous meeting comprehensively.
• When facing players of different calibers, Johns typically competes against higher-ranked opponents with an average ranking of 412.01, while Brymer faces those with an average ranking of 533.
• For deciding sets, Brymer has an impeccable record, winning all in the past year, whereas Johns has a 70% success rate. This could favor Brymer if the match reaches a critical juncture.
• Considering break point conversion, Johns converts 30% of opportunities, slightly outpacing Brymer's 28.85%, indicating potential efficiency in taking chances.

Editorial Prediction (June 26, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Brymer and Johns showcases two players with distinct strengths and competitive records. Despite Brymer's impressive performance in their previous head-to-head, he faces an opponent who has consistently performed better overall in the past year.

Johns' slight advantages in key metrics such as second serve points and opponent difficulty suggest he might be better prepared for this encounter. His strong record in tournament play and a superior win rate on hard surfaces further bolster this position.

While Brymer has shown resilience, particularly in saving breakpoints and performing in deciding sets, Johns' ability to convert opportunities and his overall success rate imply he has the edge going into this match.

Given these factors, Johns is the probable favorite to emerge victorious in their upcoming clash.