Keenan Mayo vs Brandon Perez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Brandon Perez outperforms Keenan Mayo, winning 45.95% of points compared to Mayo's 37.27%.
• In terms of returning, Keenan Mayo is stronger, securing 50.52% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Perez achieves 43.88%.
• First serve return is slightly better for Brandon Perez with 24.47%, compared to Mayo's 21.64%.
• Under pressure, Perez excels, saving 53.09% of breakpoints, while Mayo manages 45.45%.
• Performance overview gives Mayo an edge with a win rate of 66.67% over the last year, contrasted with Perez's 25.64%.
• Keenan Mayo's best win percentage is on indoor hard courts at 42%, whereas Perez prefers clay with the same percentage.
• Both players primarily compete in $10K ITF tournaments, but Mayo has a higher win percentage of 80%, compared to Perez's 30%.
• Mayo has been competing against slightly tougher opponents, with an average rank of 328 compared to Perez's 360.9.
• In deciding sets, Perez has a better track record, winning 20%, while Mayo has not secured a deciding set match in the past year.
• When considering an event, it's essential to look at who performs well in ongoing competitions for an accurate prediction.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent statistics, Keenan Mayo exhibits strong returning abilities, particularly on his opponent's second serve. However, his second serve performance is relatively weak, which could be a disadvantage against Brandon Perez's superior return capabilities.

Brandon Perez demonstrates resilience under pressure with a higher breakpoint save rate. Despite this, Mayo's overall win percentage over the past year is significantly better, suggesting more consistent performance.

Considering the surface abilities, Mayo's success on indoor hard courts aligns closely with Perez's preference for clay courts. However, both players have comparable success rates on their favored surfaces.

While Mayo has faced stronger opposition, suggesting higher resilience, Perez's ability to win deciding sets might give him the edge in prolonged matches.

Taking all factors into account, Keenan Mayo appears to be the likely winner of the upcoming match, with his overall form and opponent quality faced providing a slight edge.