Sho Shimabukuro vs Garrett Johns Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Sho Shimabukuro's second serve performance compare to Garrett Johns'? Shimabukuro has an edge with 49.83% of points won, while Johns stands at 45.75% over the last six months.
• In recent return games, Johns slightly edges Shimabukuro by winning 44.70% of second serve points compared to Shimabukuro's 44.59%.
• Analyzing their first serve returns, Shimabukuro has a minor advantage, capturing 24.89% of points over Johns' 24.71%.
• Under pressure, both players show similar resilience, with Shimabukuro saving 56.61% of breakpoints and Johns saving 56.50%.
• How does their overall performance in the past year compare? Sho Shimabukuro has won 57.14% of matches, while Garrett Johns boasts a higher win rate of 65.93%.
• Both players excel on Hard surfaces, winning 63% of their matches, but Johns struggles more on Indoor Hard with only a 31% win rate, whereas Shimabukuro has won 55%.
• In terms of competition level, Shimabukuro predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 57.45% of matches, while Johns focuses on Futures/Satellites, achieving a high win rate of 76.00%.
• When considering past head-to-head encounters, Shimabukuro defeated Johns in their only meeting at the Winnipeg Challenger.
• Opposition strength faced by Shimabukuro is slightly higher, with opponents averaging a rank of 258.88 versus Johns' 405.32.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Johns has a stronger performance, winning 76% of them compared to Shimabukuro’s 52%.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Sho Shimabukuro demonstrates a slight edge in second serve performance and first serve return stats, creating a potential advantage in service games.

While Garrett Johns has showcased superior match-winning form over the past year, his struggle on Indoor Hard courts and head-to-head loss to Shimabukuro highlight potential vulnerabilities.

Given that Johns has faced less challenging opposition and considering Shimabukuro's victory in their previous matchup on Hard courts, Shimabukuro seems to be better positioned for this encounter.

Ultimately, Sho Shimabukuro appears slightly favored to win this upcoming match based on their ability to handle second serve returns and their past head-to-head success against Garrett Johns.