Jake Dembo vs Emile Hudd Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Currently, Emile Hudd has an advantage in terms of second serve success, winning 40.25% of points compared to Jake Dembo's 38.89%. Could this slight edge impact the match? It might, as serve points often dictate control.
• In terms of return games, Emile Hudd shows much stronger recent form, capturing 49.16% of opponent's second serve points and 28.74% on first serves, whereas Jake Dembo only manages 29.17% and 13.21% respectively. This suggests Hudd may pressure Dembo's serve effectively.
• When under pressure, Emile Hudd also holds a slight edge, saving 50.63% of breakpoints compared to Dembo's 47.06%. Will Hudd's higher breakpoint resilience prove pivotal? Potentially, particularly in closely contested games.
• Recent performance overview shows a stark contrast: Hudd has won 47.37% of his matches over the past year, while Dembo has not secured any victories, indicating momentum is with Hudd.
• Both players have grass as their best surface performance, yet neither has notable success. However, Emile Hudd demonstrates a solid 58% win rate on hard courts, implying versatility compared to Dembo's lack of wins on hard surfaces.
• At the player level, Hudd shows consistent results in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a win rate of 43.33%, whereas Dembo's absence of wins again emphasizes a significant disparity.
• Despite the higher average ranking of Dembo's past opponents (rank 366.33), the broader context suggests that Hudd, having dealt with slightly less ranked players (451.87), demonstrates better match outcomes.
• In deciding sets, Hudd's 40% win rate overshadows Dembo's complete absence of such wins, suggesting Hudd is more reliable in tight match scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

In their upcoming match, Emile Hudd stands out as having a consistent edge over Jake Dembo. His superior second serve points and return game statistics reveal an ability to dictate and maintain pressure during matches.

Moreover, Hudd's proven capacity to save breakpoints and maintain form in deciding sets further cements his status as the likely victor. Jake Dembo, while facing notably ranked opponents, has yet to translate these experiences into victories.

Given these factors and Hudd's greater recent match-winning experience on various surfaces, it seems probable that Emile Hudd will secure the win in this matchup.