Yoshihito Nishioka vs Jenson Brooksby Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Nishioka holds a slight edge in second serve performance, scoring 49.06% of points compared to Brooksby’s 46.56% over the past six months, which often correlates strongly with match outcomes.
• In recent return game stats, Brooksby has outperformed Nishioka by winning 46.32% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Nishioka managed 42.32%.
• When returning first serves, Brooksby significantly leads Nishioka with 27.77% compared to Nishioka’s 19.46%, typically a strong indicator of dominance in head-to-head matchups.
• Under pressure, Nishioka has been slightly better at saving breakpoints with a success rate of 56.67%, while Brooksby’s rate stands at 55.59%.
• Although both players have an almost identical win-loss ratio over the last year, Brooksby slightly edges out with 55.88% compared to Nishioka's 55% win rate.
• Nishioka's best career surface is indoor hard courts with a winning percentage of 64%, while Brooksby excels on clay with 66% wins.
• Reflecting on experience, Brooksby boasts a higher win rate of 72.22% in main tour matches over the last year compared to Nishioka's 61.9%.
• In past head-to-head encounters, Nishioka has been undisputed with two wins out of two, taking all played sets against Brooksby.
• Their matches have averaged around 1:25:18 in duration, and none have gone to a deciding set or tiebreak, indicating a trend.
• Should the match extend to a deciding set, Brooksby's higher win rate of 70% in such scenarios over the last year may give him an upper hand, compared to Nishioka's 50%.
• Nishioka has faced slightly tougher opponents over the past year, with an average opponent rank of 109.17 versus Brooksby's 112.5.
• Brooksby holds an edge in break point conversion, successfully converting 32% of chances recently, while Nishioka stands at 24%.

Editorial Prediction (July 21, 2025, UTC):

This matchup presents an intriguing contrast between the players’ strengths and weaknesses. Nishioka shows superior performance in head-to-head meetings and second serve stats, underscoring his capability to claim crucial points under pressure.

Conversely, Brooksby excels in converting breakpoints and returning first serves, suggesting he may pose a formidable challenge during rallies and under high-pressure scenarios.

The recent form, head-to-head dominance, and second serve efficiency suggest a competitive clash ahead. However, considering all available data and patterns, Nishioka is narrowly favored to emerge victorious in this upcoming match.