Andrej Martin vs Mathys Erhard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Brace yourselves, sports fans, because this tennis showdown is gearing up to be more thrilling than finding an extra pack of tennis balls in your garage! When it comes to second serve showdowns, Martin has been serving up a decent 42.51% points won in the last six months. Erhard, however, slightly edges him out with 44.2%. These numbers feel like a friendly tennis ball lob at a barbecue, don't they?

If we flip that script to return games, Martin has been quite the party-pooper, swooping in to snatch 47.14% of his adversary's second serve points recently. Not too far behind, Erhard returns serve with style and a winning rate of 46.53%. It's like watching a two squirrels squabble over the last acorn on a tennis court!

When it comes to saving breakpoints, Martin, the calm under pressure, has danced his way through with a 55.56% success rate. Erhard is a close competitor, keeping calm and carrying on, saving 54.27%. These stats might just make you wonder if they juggle in their spare time. Let's not forget, Martin has managed to capture 31.93% of breakpoint opportunities, while Erhard has had a bit more luck, converting 39.5% of his chances into "yes, I did it" moments.

Martin’s clay court magic dazzles with a robust 62% win record, which is as strong as his dislike for grass court games, winning only 20%. Meanwhile, Erhard feels most at home on clay courts too, with a solid 66% win rate, despite not feeling the love of those indoor hard courts with just a 32% win rate. It’s like choosing between cake and celery – their preferences are clear.

The past year has seen Martin hit the match-winning button at a furious 76.27% rate (a 45/14 feast of victories), whereas Erhard trails with a respectable 70.24% (an impressive 59/25 record). Now, let's talk about the humble $10K tournament level where Martin is winning at a grand 79.49%, while Erhard blazes ahead at 83.72%. It seems like Erhard's been channeling his inner superhero on the Futures and ITF circuits.

Player encounters have been relatively matched, as Martin has faced opponents with an average ranking of 364.51, while Erhard’s rivals averaged a ranking of 366.93. Not exactly battling tennis royalty here, but good competition nevertheless!

If this match wanders into a deciding set territory, Martin's fans will cheer louder with his 74% set-winning marathon, while Erhard’s resolve will be tested with his 50% track record in the clutch rounds. With all these delightful stats, it's a toss-up who's going to win. But, with a slight starry edge on second serves, returns, and breakpoint conversions – sprinkle in a dash of recent form magic – it looks like Erhard might just charm his way to victory this time!