Jackson Ross vs Aditya Govila Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of second serves, Govila manages to charm the ball into compliance just 40.99% of the time, while Ross successfully persuades it 41.46% of the time. It's like watching two comedians juggle water balloons—anyone's guess who keeps their head dry. When it comes to swiping the opponent's second serve points, Govila waltzes around with success 45.24% of the time compared to Ross, who prances around at a close 44.19%.

First serve returns see Ross nimbly capturing 28.46% of points, with Govila lagging slightly behind at 27.23%. Breakpoints, the kryptonite of many a tennis player, have Ross saving daydreams and dreams alike 47.95% of the time. Govila, meanwhile, takes a more leisurely approach, saving 39.53% of those pressure-filled moments.

Over the past year, Govila has danced across the court to victory 55.56% of the time with a modest W/L record of 10/8, while Ross pirouettes past their opponents a bit more frequently, winning 61.54% of matches with a 32/20 record. However, when the ground turns to clay, Govila seems to think tennis is optional, waving goodbye to a 0% win rate. On the other hand, Ross drops to 50% on clay but still manages to hold their own.

In the world of Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, Govila has juggled their way to a 58.82% win rate, while Ross pulls a tiny bit ahead with a win rate of 61.22%. Of course, who they’re jousting against matters too. Govila’s adversaries average a ranking of 92.44, whereas Ross opts for opponents with an average of 275.58. And should this tennis opera reach a deciding set, Govila packs a mere 40% punch, whereas Ross could practically sell this drama, boasting a 71% win rate.

If we’re spying on their in-form tendencies, don’t forget that Govila sparks joy with a 39.13% breakpoint conversion rate, outshining Ross’s 34.12%. With these stats in mind, it seems like Ross might just have the last laugh on the tennis court. Perhaps they’ll need to invest in a larger trophy cabinet soon.