Maximus Jones vs Ricardas Berankis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Jones compare to Berankis in second serve performance? Jones leads with 49.62% of points won on their second serve, while Berankis achieves 47.23%.
• In return games, Jones has a slight edge, winning 46.26% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Berankis' 43.54%.
• For first serve returns, Jones leads again by taking 25.11% of points, outpacing Berankis' 23.81%.
• Under pressure, Jones saves 59.12% of breakpoints, offering an advantage over Berankis' 54.49% success rate.
• In match win percentages over the last year, Berankis edges out Jones with 58.49% compared to Jones' 54.24%.
• Is surface an important factor? Jones excels on Hard courts with a 53% win rate, while Berankis shines on Indoor Hard with 66% victories.
• Level of play impacts predictions too; Jones often competes in Futures/ITF events, while Berankis plays more in Challengers, where he wins 57.69% of matches.
• In their direct head-to-head clash, Jones holds a 1-0 lead over Berankis, having won the last encounter on a Hard surface.
• Average match time between these players extends over 2 hours and 8 minutes, indicating close contests.
• When matches go to a deciding set, Berankis wins 56% compared to Jones' 52% success rate.
• Have they faced high-level opponents? Berankis’ average opponent rank is higher at 325.92, exposing Jones to slightly less competition at an average of 368.68.
• In converting breakpoint opportunities, Jones successfully converts 32.93% compared to Berankis' 28.8%.

Editorial Prediction (May 13, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performance statistics, Jones shows consistency and a slight edge in key areas such as second serve performance and return games. These can be crucial factors in closely fought matches.

Berankis, while possessing a higher win rate over the past year, often faces tougher opponents and performs better in deciding sets. This places him as a strong contender, especially if the match extends.

Both players have a particular preference for certain surfaces, with Jones favoring Hard and Berankis excelling on Indoor Hard courts. However, considering the match location and conditions could be determinant.

Given Jones' achievements in their head-to-head record, a slight edge in recent forms such as breakpoint conversion, and their success under pressure, Jones is slightly favored to win the upcoming matchup against Berankis.