Max Basing vs Raul Brancaccio Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Raul Brancaccio winning 45.80% of points, outperforming Max Basing, who wins 39.28%.
• In return game statistics, Brancaccio secures 45.42% of opponent's second serve points, compared to Basing’s 42.97%.
• For first serve returns, Brancaccio is slightly behind with 29.65% against Basing's 30.27%.
• When facing pressure, Brancaccio has saved 52.47% of breakpoints, while Basing's rate is 47.58%.
• Over the past year, Brancaccio won 55.38% of matches (36-29), but Basing has a higher win rate of 82.35% (28-6).
• Both players excel on hard surfaces with a 62% win rate, though Basing struggles more on clay at 43%.
• In terms of match level, Brancaccio competes mostly in Challengers/ITF, winning 51.28% (20-19), whereas Basing dominates Futures/Satellites/ITF at 82.76% (24-5).
• What about opponent quality? Brancaccio faces players with an average rank of 414.15 compared to Basing's 416.35.
• In deciding sets, Brancaccio wins 35%, but Basing's 71% win rate makes him strong in tight situations.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performance and game statistics, Raul Brancaccio has shown a superior second serve performance and the ability to win more return points on his opponent's second serve. This edge suggests a potential advantage in longer rallies and critical points.

However, Max Basing boasts an impressive overall win percentage over the past year, particularly excelling in deciding sets, indicating his resilience in pressure situations. Despite slightly lower second serve stats, his effective handling of first serve returns signifies a balanced game approach.

Both players have a strong performance on hard courts, but match-level exposure and competition consistency seem to favor Basing, who has demonstrated steady success in the Futures circuit.

While Brancaccio's ability to save breakpoints is commendable, Basing’s superior record in tightly contested matches positions him as the likely winner for this upcoming match based on current form and competitive resilience.