Alan Magadan vs Martin Borisiouk Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Alan Magadan and Martin Borisiouk compare in recent second serve performance? Alan has secured 42.43% of these points, while Martin has edged slightly higher at 43.00%.
• When it comes to return game stats, Alan has captured 41.67% of opponent's second serve points, but Martin surpasses this with 48.37%.
• On first serve returns, Alan leads with 27.81%, compared to Martin’s 25.68%. Does this give Alan an edge? Slightly, but overall return performance favors Martin.
• Considering performance under pressure, Alan has saved 58.47% of breakpoints, outperforming Martin who saved 51.67%.
• Over the last year, Alan's overall match win rate stands at 51.35%, whereas Martin boasts a stronger performance with 60.87% wins.
• Both players have their best record on indoor hard courts with a 69% win rate, indicating they're equally matched on this surface.
• Alan has struggled on clay with only 33% wins, while Martin holds a significantly better 53% win rate.
• In tournaments, Martin has shown superior form at Futures/Satellites/ITF levels, maintaining a 62.50% win rate compared to Alan's 50.00%.
• Regarding the opponent quality, Martin has competed against better-ranked players, averaging rank 318.83, while Alan has faced opponents with an average rank of 446.95.
• Martin performs better in deciding sets, with a 40% win rate, starkly higher than Alan’s 13%.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match between Alan Magadan and Martin Borisiouk, several key statistics tip the scales in favor of Martin. Notably, Martin Borisiouk's slight advantage in second serve points and his superior return game performance highlight strong points in his favor.

Moreover, Martin's ability to secure victories against higher-ranked opponents and his better performance in deciding sets indicate a level of experience and nerve that may be crucial in turning the match in his favor.

While both players exhibit commendable prowess on indoor hard courts, Martin's consistent win rate at the Futures/Satellites/ITF level further enhances his competitive edge over Alan.

Therefore, based on the comparative analysis of their recent performances, strengths, and weaknesses, Martin Borisiouk appears to be the more likely winner of this upcoming encounter.