Adrienn Nagy vs Anastasiia Firman Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Recent data for second serve performance shows that Nagy has won 35.03% of points on their second serve in the past six months. Comparatively, Firman has a slightly higher success rate with 36.95%. This statistic often plays a crucial role in predicting match outcomes.

Analyzing return game statistics, Nagy shows a stronger ability to win points, capturing 51.21% of their opponent's second serve points. Firman, on the other hand, has a lower figure of 46.07%. Moreover, for first serve returns, Nagy leads again with 34.5% as opposed to Firman's 31.93%, making Nagy favored in this head-to-head matchup based on return performance.

Considering save rates under pressure, Nagy has successfully saved 50% of breakpoints, while Firman's rate is at 46.45%. This can be a significant stat for in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Nagy leads in breakpoint conversion, capitalizing on 39.29% of opportunities. Firman falls behind with a conversion rate of 26.47%.

Over the last year, Nagy has achieved a winning percentage of 60.29% (W/L 41/27) compared to Firman's 57.78% (W/L 26/19). This offers a rounded view of recent performance and head-to-head predictions. In terms of surface strengths, Nagy thrives on Hard courts with a 58% win rate (W/L 49/36), whereas Firman records a more impressive 75% (W/L 3/1) on the same surface.

With respect to player levels and the competitive environment, both Nagy and Firman have predominantly played at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Nagy has won 65.22% of these matches (W/L 30/16) while Firman's win rate is slightly higher at 66.67% (W/L 20/10).

The opponent quality over the last year shows Nagy competing against an average ranking of 360.54, which is higher compared to Firmans' opponents averaging a rank of 279.89. If this match enters a deciding set, Nagy holds a decisive advantage, winning 68% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Firman's 43% win rate.

Taking all these statistics into account, the data suggests that Nagy is likely to be the favorite going into the match. Based on performance metrics and surface preference, Nagy demonstrates a stronger overall profile, making them the predicted winner of this encounter.