Andrej Nedic vs Matias Ponce De Leon Gomila Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Gomila and Nedic compare in second serve performance? In the past six months, Nedic has won 41.64% of points on their second serve, slightly ahead of Gomila's 40.38%.
• In returning their opponents' second serves, who stands out? Nedic excels with a 46.71% success rate, surpassing Gomila's 38.1%.
• What about first serve returns? Again, Nedic is stronger, winning 31.91% of these points compared to Gomila's 21.21%.
• Under pressure, who handles breakpoints better? Gomila has saved 53.33% of breakpoints, while Nedic is slightly behind at 49.69%.
• Looking at the past year, who has been more successful overall? Gomila boasts a perfect match win rate at 100%, although with fewer matches, compared to Nedic's 73.08%.
• Which surface suits each player best? Both players perform best on clay, with Nedic achieving a 67% win rate and Gomila a 65% win rate.
• How about their performance on faster surfaces? Both struggle on indoor hard courts, with Gomila having no wins and Nedic holding a slim 56% win rate.
• What level are they competing at? Gomila has competed mainly in lower-tier ITF events, winning all their matches, while Nedic has also played mostly in the ITF circuit, winning 74.03% of their matches.
• What about the quality of their opponents over the last year? Gomila has faced opponents with an average rank of 178.6, which is considerably tougher compared to Nedic’s average opponent rank of 399.09.
• In deciding sets, who prevails more often? Gomila has won 100% of their deciding sets, a slight edge over Nedic's 75% success rate.
• Lastly, in terms of break point conversion, Nedic leads by converting 41.82% of their opportunities, versus Gomila's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (June 13, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the current statistics and performance trends, Nedic demonstrates a marginal yet consistent edge over Gomila. Nedic's stronger second serve and return game stats suggest they can control key rallies and capitalize on break opportunities more frequently.

Nedic’s experience and ability to convert more break points should give them a strategic advantage in pressure situations. Additionally, while both players favor clay, Nedic's slight statistical superiority across most areas cannot be overlooked.

Despite Gomila's perfect match record over the last year, the level of competition and overall versatility suggest that Nedic is the likely winner for this upcoming match. This is especially evident when considering the comparative quality of opponents each has faced.