Jenson Brooksby vs Felix Auger Aliassime Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent performances indicate that Félix Auger-Aliassime exhibits a notable advantage in second serve execution compared to Jenson Brooksby, registering a 50.49% win rate on these serves over the past six months, whereas Brooksby stands at 42.93%. This serves as a critical indicator for match predictions, reflecting Aliassime's efficiency under service conditions.

When it comes to return games, Brooksby edges slightly ahead on opponent's second serves with a win percentage of 48.13%, compared to Aliassime's 47.15%. However, in first serve return stats, Brooksby leads with 26.92%, outshining Aliassime’s 22.93%, which is crucial in identifying the frontrunner in their head-to-head encounter.

Under pressure, Aliassime demonstrates resilience by saving 65.65% of breakpoints, a stark contrast to Brooksby who manages to save only 45.45%. This is an essential factor for assessing in-game momentum shifts and potential outcomes during tight situations.

Analyzing their overall match performance, Auger-Aliassime boasts a win rate of 63.64% over the past year (42 wins, 24 losses), while Brooksby has achieved a 33.33% win rate (2 wins, 4 losses). The disparity in these figures provides a broader view of their respective competitive edges.

Both players show their best career success rates on indoor hard courts, with Auger-Aliassime winning 69% of his matches and Brooksby slightly behind at 65%. Brooksby’s weakest performance appears on grass courts with a 58% win rate, beneficial for strategical insights regarding surface preferences.

In terms of player level engagement, Aliassime primarily competes in the Main tour with a 66.67% win rate (20 wins, 10 losses), whereas Brooksby frequently participates in Challenger/ITF tournaments, achieving a lesser 33.33% win rate (1 win, 2 losses). This highlights a significant contrast in experience and exposure to high-tier competition.

Their direct head-to-head encounter at the Citi Open saw Brooksby prevail in straight sets, with match duration averaging 1:25:16. Despite not having previously played any deciding sets or tiebreaks, Aliassime's 56% success rate in deciding sets over the last year lends him an upper hand should the match intensity increase.

Interestingly, Brooksby has faced opponents with a higher average rank of 107.33, compared to Aliassime's average opponent rank of 62.76, suggesting variability in the level of opponent strength encountered. Furthermore, Brooksby displays a slightly superior break-point conversion at 32.61% against Aliassime’s 26.32%, a strategic advantage during critical points.

Considering all statistical aspects and recent form analysis, Félix Auger-Aliassime is projected to be the favored competitor in the upcoming match against Jenson Brooksby. His capacity to perform under pressure and his overall match-winning edge position him as the likely victor.