Henry Bernet vs Giles Hussey Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Henry Bernet and Giles Hussey compare in their recent second serve performance? Henry Bernet has a slight edge, winning 48.15% compared to Hussey's 44.11% in recent form.
• In return games, Bernet and Hussey are nearly equal in winning points off their opponent's second serves, with Bernet at 44.34% and Hussey at 44.23%.
• Who is better at returning first serves? Giles Hussey leads slightly with 27.21%, compared to Bernet's 25.44%.
• Under pressure, Bernet saves 58.25% of breakpoints against him, outperforming Hussey's 51.39%.
• In overall match success over the past year, Bernet holds a slight advantage, winning 65.38% of his matches, while Hussey has won 63.10%.
• Both players have their best surface performance on Clay, each with a 71% win rate.
• Bernet has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments ($10K), winning 81.25% of his matches, while Hussey has focused more on Challengers/ITF tournaments (>$10K), winning 60%.
• Henry Bernet has faced tougher opponents on average, with an opposition rank of 276.5, compared to Hussey's 433.18.
• In deciding sets, Hussey has a better success rate of 52%, over Bernet's 36%.
• Giles Hussey is more effective in breakpoint opportunities, converting 34.95% compared to Bernet's 27.61%.

Editorial Prediction (November 17, 2025, UTC):

When assessing the strengths and weaknesses of both players, Henry Bernet exhibits a slight advantage in several key performance areas. He shows superior performance in second serve points won and an impressive breakpoint-saving ability, indicating resilience under pressure.

Giles Hussey demonstrates a slightly higher proficiency in returning first serves and converting breakpoints. His experience at higher-level tournaments, such as Challengers and ITF events, could provide significant competitiveness if the match extends to deciding sets, where he has a notable edge.

The playing surfaces seem well-matched to both players, with neither showing a distinct preference in this upcoming encounter. However, Bernet's experience facing stronger opponents may prepare him better for unexpected challenges.

Considering these elements, Henry Bernet emerges as the likely favorite to win this upcoming tennis match.