Noah Johnston vs Maxwell Exsted Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Noah Johnston outperforms Maxwell Exsted by winning 45.97% of points on second serves compared to Maxwell's 42.54%. What advantage does this give Noah? A higher potential of maintaining service games in tight matches.
• In return games, Maxwell Exsted excels by winning 53.27% of opponents' second serve points, surpassing Noah's 49.09%. Could this edge give Maxwell a stronger break game? It's likely to create opportunities.
• On first serve returns, Noah Johnston shows slight superiority with a 35.19% success rate compared to Maxwell Exsted's 33.51%. How does this impact match dynamics? It could influence crucial returning games.
• Under pressure, Maxwell Exsted has a slight advantage, saving 50.39% of breakpoints, while Noah Johnston saves 47.37%. Could Maxwell's resilience be a key factor? It might prove crucial in tight situations.
• Noah Johnston has a better overall match win percentage of 57.14% over the past year, while Maxwell Exsted has won 37.50%. Who's more consistent? Noah shows greater consistency overall.
• Both players excel on clay, each with a win rate of 69%. Is there a surface they should avoid? Both struggle on other surfaces, particularly Noah on hard courts and Maxwell on indoor hard courts.
• Considering opponent quality, Noah Johnston plays higher-ranked opponents with an average ranking of 308.14 compared to Maxwell Exsted's 527.81. Does this give Noah an edge? He has more experience against stronger competition.
• Noah Johnston wins 100% of deciding sets over the last year, while Maxwell Exsted wins 40%. If the match reaches that point, who is favored? Noah has a psychological advantage in critical stages.
• Their breakpoint conversion rates are close, with Noah converting 39.47% and Maxwell 39.77%. Any significant impact? It suggests that neither player has a distinct edge in this area.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

Both players demonstrate strengths in particular areas, but a comparative analysis shows Noah Johnston holds some advantages. His superior second serve performance and higher quality of opponents faced highlight his stronger overall gameplay.

Maxwell Exsted's ability on return games could pose a challenge, but Noah's consistency and performance under pressure particularly in deciding sets, might tip the scales.

Given these factors, Noah Johnston seems more likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.