Adrienn Nagy vs Amelia Paszun Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players' second serves compare? Nagy has a second serve win rate of 33.52%, while Paszun outperforms with 40.11% over the past six months.
• In terms of returning second serves, Nagy wins 49.64% of points, whereas Paszun excels with 56.38% in recent form.
• First serve return efficiency shows Nagy with 35.23% compared to Paszun's 32.9%.
• Under pressure, Nagy saves 45.54% of breakpoints, slightly less than Paszun's 46.58%.
• Overall match performance in the past year gives Nagy a winning percentage of 57.97%, while Paszun has an impressive 72.22%.
• Nagy's best playing surface is Hard with a win percentage of 56%, while Paszun is strongest on Clay, winning 76% of matches.
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Nagy has won 64.44% of matches, whereas Paszun has been more successful, winning 76.92%.
• Considering opponent quality, Nagy has faced lower-ranked players, averaging a rank of 382.09, compared to Paszun's average rank of 147.22.
• What about when matches go to the deciding set? Nagy wins 50% of these situations, whereas Paszun converts 67% into victories.
• Regarding break point conversion, Nagy has a 39.79% success rate, while Paszun converts 33.33% of her opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (August 19, 2025, UTC):

Nagy and Paszun present an intriguing matchup with contrasting styles and performances. While Nagy has a decent overall match win percentage and excels on hard surfaces, Paszun's results, especially on clay and in facing higher-ranked opponents, are notably strong.

Paszun's superior second serve and return game suggest a tactical advantage. Her breakpoint conversion, although slightly less efficient than Nagy's, is backed by strong performances in matches against better-ranked competitors, which arguably offers her crucial experience in handling pressure situations.

Given this analysis, Paszun appears to have the edge in this encounter, making her the likely favorite to win the upcoming match.