Andrej Nedic vs Ognjen Milic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance: Ognjen Milic has a 42.04% win rate on second serve points, closely matched by Andrej Nedic at 42.32%. Does this small difference matter significantly? Maybe not, but it shows both are equally competent.
• Return game effectiveness: Milic wins 44.96% of points on opponents' second serves, while Nedic edges ahead with 46.98%. Similarly, Nedic is stronger in first-serve returns at 31.71% compared to Milic's 28.15%.
• Handling pressure: Milic has saved 50.31% of breakpoints, slightly better than Nedic's 47.37%. In tight scenarios, could this indicate Milic's composure under pressure?
• Match successes over the past year are almost identical, with Milic at 73.17% and Nedic at 73.33%, suggesting a balanced historical head-to-head overview.
• Best and worst surfaces: Both players excel on clay; Milic at 68% and Nedic at 67%. Nedic's record is weaker on indoor hard courts at 56%.
• Competition level: Both have a strong record in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Nedic slightly ahead at 76.81% compared to Milic's 73.17%.
• Opponent quality: Nedic has faced slightly tougher competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 404.37 against Milic’s 457.24.
• Performance in deciding sets: While both perform well, Nedic wins 67% of deciding sets, compared to Milic's 60%.

Editorial Prediction (September 25, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating recent performances, Andrej Nedic displays a marginal advantage in key performance categories such as return games and deciding sets, suggesting a slightly superior mental and tactical edge in pivotal moments.

Both players have demonstrated strong consistency on clay, where they are closely matched, but Nedic's ability to perform against higher-ranked players could tilt the balance in his favor.

Given these considerations and assuming current form holds, Andrej Nedic is likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming tennis matchup.