Sebastian Gima vs Nicolas Mejia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Nicolas Mejia has a marginally better second serve performance, winning 44.58% of points, compared to Sebastian Gima's 43.56%.
• How well do they handle returns? Sebastian Gima outshines Nicolas Mejia in recent stats, winning 48.26% of opponent's second serve points against Mejia's 43.79%, and 29.23% on first serve returns versus Mejia's 28.10%.
• Under pressure, Nicolas Mejia has a higher breakpoint save rate of 57.34%, surpassing Gima's 49.75%, suggesting Mejia is more resilient in crucial match situations.
• Looking at overall match performance, Gima has a slightly better win rate in the past year (54.55%) compared to Mejia's 52.17%.
• On their preferred playing surfaces, Gima excels on Hard courts with a 61% win rate, whereas Mejia's best results are on Clay, also at 61%.
• In terms of competition level, Gima mainly competes in Futures/ITF tournaments, winning 59.52% of his matches, while Mejia plays at a higher Challenger/ITF level, achieving a 52.63% win rate.
• Who faces tougher opponents? Mejia has encountered higher-ranked opposition with an average rank of 345.45, whereas Gima's opponents average a rank of 412.64.
• In decisive moments, Mejia has proven more successful, winning 57% of deciding sets, compared to Gima's 50%.
• Despite underperforming in breakpoint conversion with a 30.23% success rate, Mejia still edges out Gima's 34.34% conversion rate overall.

Editorial Prediction (November 25, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, both players demonstrate close competition in several aspects of their recent performance statistics.

While Nicolas Mejia shows a slight advantage in second serve effectiveness, he also manages to save more breakpoints under pressure, indicating better composure during critical match phases.

Though Sebastian Gima has a stronger return game, his success is mostly seen in lower-tier tournaments where he faces generally weaker opponents.

Nicolas Mejia's experience against higher-ranked players, coupled with his superior performance in deciding sets, suggests a greater resilience that could be pivotal in crucial match moments.

Given these insights, Nicolas Mejia is the more likely winner in their forthcoming encounter.