Paul Jubb vs Matthew Rankin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent six-month second serve performance, Paul Jubb has won 44.73% of points, closely matched by Matthew Rankin at 44.75%.
• Paul Jubb's return game sees him winning 46.98% of his opponents' second serve points while Rankin secures 47.64%.
• Looking at first serve returns, Jubb retrieves 28.15% and Rankin leads slightly with 28.85%.
• Can breakpoint saves impact the match’s dynamics? Jubb has saved 56.74% of breakpoints, whereas Rankin has managed 50.50%.
• Yearly match performance shows Jubb has a 58.70% win rate, while Rankin is ahead with 70.37%.
• In terms of surface, Jubb shines on clay with a 72% win rate, whereas Rankin excels on hard courts, achieving the same percentage.
• Both players have predominantly competed in ITF $10K tournaments, but Jubb has a slightly higher win rate at 86.96% compared to Rankin’s 73.08%.
• In the past year, the average opponent rank for Jubb was 400.85, considerably lower than Rankin's 119.04, indicating stronger competition for Rankin.
• If the match goes to a decider, Jubb has a distinct advantage having won 67% of deciding sets, whereas Rankin has unfortunately not won any.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Rankin edges with 37.70%, as Jubb closely trails with 36.47%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

The matchup between Paul Jubb and Matthew Rankin presents an intriguing contest of skills and statistics. Both players are closely matched in their second serve performance over the last six months, which suggests a balanced showdown in terms of service games.

Though Paul Jubb shows competence in breakpoint saving, Matthew Rankin’s overall recent yearly performance indicates he might have the upper hand due to stronger opposition experience, given the higher average ranking of his opponents.

Jubb does, however, wield an important edge in deciding sets, a factor crucial in tight matches. This is where Rankin falls short, having not converted any deciding sets to victories in the last year.

Ultimately, while Jubb might excel in pressure situations, Rankin's experience against tougher competition and slightly better first-serve return stats suggest that he is positioned to be the likely winner of this upcoming encounter.