Philip Henning vs Giles Hussey Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In their recent form over the last six months, Giles Hussey has demonstrated a stronger performance on their second serve, winning 44.81% of points, compared to Henning, who has won 39.23%. This statistic can often be closely linked to the accuracy of match predictions. Additionally, Hussey has also shown a promising capability to save breakpoints, with a success rate of 54.55%, slightly higher than Henning’s 51.55%, a metric that can prove invaluable for in-game betting predictions.

When examining return game statistics, Hussey has won 41.33% of opponents' second serve points, while Henning has achieved a slightly higher success rate of 41.73%. Conversely, for first serve returns, Hussey outperforms Henning, securing 30.25% compared to Henning's 25.78%. With respect to their overall match performance over the past year, Henning seems to have the upper hand with a win percentage of 71.43% against Hussey's 59.52%.

In terms of surface performance, both athletes achieve their best results on hard courts. Hussey has a win percentage of 67% on this surface, whereas Henning surpasses this with a remarkable 81%. The level of tournaments they participate in is also a crucial consideration. Henning has played more matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, winning 87.5% of them, overshadowing Hussey’s win rate of 69.57% at a similar level.

The athletes have faced each other once before, with Hussey claiming victory in that match, and both sets were won by Hussey. Despite the limited head-to-head history, the previous encounter was won decisively by Hussey with scores of 6-4, 6-3 at the Abidjan 1 Challenger in April 2025. However, no tie-breaks or deciding sets were played between them, which might indicate how the match could progress under extreme pressure situations.

Looking at opponent quality, Henning has tested himself against slightly higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 386.6 compared to Hussey's 401.5. Should this match extend to a deciding set, Hussey appears to have a statistical edge, winning 59% of such sets over the past 12 months, versus Henning's 40%. Both players show almost identical breakpoint conversion rates, with Hussey at 35.96% and Henning at 35.92%, suggesting a keenly contested matchup when opportunities arise.

Ultimately, although both players bring commendable skills to this upcoming match, the stats slightly tilt in favor of Hussey, given his historical performance against Henning and proficiency in deciding scenarios. Thus, based on the available data, Hussey potentially has a slight edge to win the match.