Preston Brown vs Luke Hooper Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Brown has a second serve success rate of 42.71%, compared to Hooper's 42.76%. Could this slight edge predict a winner?
• Brown outshines Hooper on opponent second serve return efficiency, achieving 52.82%, well above Hooper's 42.42%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Hooper leads slightly with 23.91% over Brown's 23.4%.
• Under pressure, Hooper is more resilient, saving 55.68% of breakpoints compared to Brown’s 48.6%.
• Over the past year, Hooper boasts a superior match win rate of 62.5%, while Brown lags significantly at 26.32%.
• Brown performs best on Hard courts with a 44% win rate, while Hooper excels on I.hard surfaces with a 65% win rate.
• Both players commonly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Hooper winning 62.5% of matches against Brown's 25%.
• Hooper generally faces more challenging opponents with an average rank of 241.55, in contrast to Brown's opponents with an average rank of 470.55.
• In deciding sets, Hooper wins 50% of these opportunities, significantly higher than Brown's 13% success rate.
• Breakpoint conversion rates are close, with Brown converting 27.91% and Hooper at 26.51%, indicating tight contest at crucial points.

Editorial Prediction (June 11, 2025, UTC):

Recent stats reveal that Brown and Hooper have remarkably similar second serve performances, yet Brown exhibits superior skill in seizing opportunities during return games. This advantage might give Brown a slight edge initially.

Nevertheless, Hooper's ability to perform under pressure is notable, with a higher breakpoint saving rate, suggesting stronger mental fortitude during intense match situations.

When assessing overall match performance over the last year, Hooper's 62.5% win record starkly contrasts with Brown’s 26.32%, hinting at a more consistent and battle-tested player.

Additionally, Hooper demonstrates notable aptitude in deciding sets and consistently competes against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting adaptability and experience at a higher level of play.

While Brown holds a marginal breakpoint conversion edge, this may not outweigh Hooper’s superiority in other facets of competition.

Considering all statistical insights and recent performances, Hooper appears more likely to triumph in the upcoming match.