Adrienn Nagy vs Ivana Sebestova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent form, Nagy has demonstrated a second serve performance with a 34.11% success rate in winning points, whereas Sebestova holds a slightly better success rate at 37.95%. This statistic serves as an insightful predictor for match outcomes. Furthermore, when examining return game statistics, Nagy has successfully won 51.16% of their opponent's second serve points over the past six months, compared to Sebestova's 45.12%. For first serve return percentages, Nagy stands at 34.99%, while Sebestova is close behind with 33.52%.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Nagy has successfully saved 49.84% of breakpoints, narrowly outperforming Sebestova who has saved 48.24%, a key indicator for predicting in-game moments. In terms of career surface preference, Nagy shines on hard courts, achieving a win rate of 58%, while Sebestova is most successful on clay, boasting a 54% win rate. Both players, however, have their least success on indoor hard courts.

Over the last year, Nagy has a 60% win rate, contributing to a 42/28 win-loss record, while Sebestova holds a 49.06% win rate, with a 26/27 record. When compared in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Nagy has won 64.58% of their matches, while Sebestova has a win percentage of 54.29%, suggesting Nagy's relative advantage. Their head-to-head record stands equal, with both players having won one match each. Nagy has won more sets, with 3 out of 5, despite Sebestova winning their last encounter.

Nagy's recent deciding set success rate is 68% over the past year, while Sebestova's is at 53% in similar situations. This offers a useful insight into potential outcomes should upcoming matches reach decisive moments. Additionally, Nagy has faced opponents with an average ranking of 359.13, whereas Sebestova's opponents had an average ranking of 416.6, indicating Nagy's broader match experience against higher-ranked competitors.

Although their break point conversations are close, with Nagy at 38.33% and Sebestova at 40%, this can be crucial in critical match moments. In their upcoming encounter, based on current performance analytics and detailed statistics, Nagy appears to have a slight edge and is favored to win the match.