Paul Jubb vs Toby Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Jubb leads by winning 46.2% of points compared to Martin's 44.85%. Given the correlation with match outcomes, could this be a deciding factor?
• In returning games, Martin has an edge with 48.54% of second serve return points over Jubb's 44.92%, alongside a narrow advantage in first serve returns (29.7% vs. 28.12%).
• Under pressure, Jubb excels in saving breakpoints at 56.06%, while Martin manages 47.1%. Does this skill under pressure favor Jubb?
• Over the past year, Jubb has a slight match win percentage advantage at 52.94% compared to Martin's 51.02%.
• On clay, Jubb is dominant with a 72% win rate, surpassing Martin's 53%. Grass is challenging for both, but Jubb also holds an edge.
• Jubb's experience in Challengers/ITF exceeds $10K events, despite winning only 34.48%, compared to Martin’s success rate of 52.08% in $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF.
• Historically, Jubb has triumphed in their sole head-to-head meeting against Martin, winning 6-2, 6-3 on a hard surface.
• Previous encounters last approximately 1 hour and 4 minutes on average, with no match decision seeing beyond 2 sets.
• Against all players, Jubb outperforms in deciding sets with a 60% win rate compared to Martin’s 40%.
• Both players show similar breakpoint conversion rates, with Martin slightly ahead (33.33% vs. 32.74%).

Editorial Prediction (August 13, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent trends, Jubb demonstrates stronger performance on key metrics such as second serve points and breakpoint saves. This poise under pressure can provide a crucial advantage in tense moments.

Jubb's adept handling of deciding sets, with a 60% success rate, indicates resilience in critical junctures, suggesting potential dominance if the match extends.

Their superior win rate on clay compared to Martin signifies potential performance disparities on certain surfaces, although this match is not specified for clay.

Despite Martin's slight supremacy in return metrics and experience at the lower-tier event level, Jubb's overall past head-to-head success tips the scales.

Considering these factors, Paul Jubb is the likely winner for the upcoming tennis match.