Hugo Grenier vs Alastair Gray Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding recent second serve performance, Grenier has a lower success rate at 43.38% compared to Gray's 47.18%. Is this indicative of who might dominate the upcoming match? It often correlates with match outcomes.
• In return games, Grenier edges out slightly by winning 47.82% of second serve return points against Gray's 46.43%. However, for first serve returns, Gray narrowly leads with 25.44% over Grenier's 24.64%.
• Under pressure, Gray shows greater resilience, saving 55.09% of breakpoints, against Grenier's 49.04%.
• Overall performance from the past year shows Gray with a stronger win rate at 67.8% compared to Grenier's 50.72%, highlighting a potential advantage.
• On preferred surfaces, Grenier excels on Hard courts with a 65% win rate, whereas Gray's best is on indoor hard courts, boasting a 67% win rate.
• Focusing on player level, Grenier's encounters are often at Challengers/ITF tournaments where he won 51.92% of matches. Gray competes more in Futures/Satellites, achieving a higher win percentage of 78.26%.
• Their head-to-head record favors Grenier, who has beaten Gray once in the only match they've played, a straight-sets victory on a Hard court.
• Grenier's opponents have been higher ranked on average (311.64) compared to Gray's (455.95), suggesting Grenier has faced tougher competition recently.
• For deciding set performance overall, Gray has a slight upper hand, winning 50% compared to Grenier's 44% over the last 12 months.
• In converting break points, Grenier has a small edge with a 34.13% success rate over Gray's 33.55%.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

An examination of recent second serve statistics indicates Gray has a modest advantage, a factor often linked to match success. However, Grenier's ability to win slightly more second serve return points suggests a possible counterbalance.

Gray's adeptness under pressure, illustrated by his higher breakpoint save percentage, could prove crucial in pivotal moments of the match. Meanwhile, Grenier boasts a past victory against Gray and has played more competitively ranked opponents lately.

While Gray displays formidable strength in Futures/Satellites tournaments, Grenier's experience on tougher circuits offers him valuable match practice. Despite Gray's general success on indoor hard surfaces, the head-to-head triumph of Grenier on outdoor Hard courts suggests a solid performance ceiling.

Considering these elements, together with Grenier's efficiency in critical game situations like breakpoints and his previous head-to-head superiority, Hugo Grenier appears slightly favored to win the upcoming match against Alastair Gray.