Ugo Humbert vs Nicolas Jarry Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent months, Nicolás Jarry has demonstrated superior performance on his second serve, winning 53.04% of points, compared to Ugo Humbert's 46.99%. This statistic is often highly indicative of match outcomes. When examining return games, Jarry has secured 43.49% of points on his opponents' second serves, whilst Humbert stands at 42.19%. For first serve returns, the stats show Jarry at 22.77% and Humbert at 21.15%, which provides significant insight into determining the favorite in this head-to-head matchup.

Analyzing performance under pressure, Jarry has saved 59.76% of breakpoints in recent form, marginally edging out Humbert's 57.63%. This is an important metric for making informed in-game betting decisions. A one-year review highlights Jarry winning 33.33% of his matches (11 wins, 22 losses), in contrast to Humbert's more successful run of 57.14% (32 wins, 24 losses), offering a general prediction overview of their encounters.

Surface preference plays a crucial role in their head-to-head analysis. Jarry's best surface performance is on clay, with a career win rate of 64% (297 wins, 165 losses), and his weakest on indoor hard courts, with 34% (11 wins, 21 losses). Meanwhile, Humbert excels on hard courts, maintaining a 65% victory rate (150 wins, 82 losses), but struggles on clay, winning only 48% (48 wins, 53 losses).

Over the past year, primary tour levels show Jarry competing mainly on the Main tour with a win ratio of 33.33% (5 wins, 10 losses), while Humbert has a higher win rate of 56.52% (13 wins, 10 losses). Jarry has faced opponents with an average rank of 149.94, compared with Humbert's opponents, who have an average rank of 187.57.

Their H 2H records give Humbert a distinct advantage, having won both of their past encounters. Across five sets played, Jarry has secured just one set win to Humbert's four. The most recent face-off at the Swiss Indoors Basel ended with Humbert clinching a tight victory in straight sets, both finished in tiebreaks.

In extreme pressure situations, Humbert has outperformed Jarry in tiebreaks and deciding sets. They have played two tiebreaks, with Humbert claiming victory in both. Should the upcoming match extend to a deciding set, it is worth noting that Jarry has won 40% of such occasions over the past year, slightly better than Humbert's 33% across all tour matches.

Current event metrics and breakpoint conversions further highlight Humbert's edge, converting 30.86% of break opportunities compared to Jarry's 20.78%. In summary, considering all the statistical analysis, Humbert is likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming match. His historical performance and adaptability across conditions and pressure suggest a favorable outcome in his favor against Jarry.