Andrey Rublev vs Emilio Nava Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Rublev has secured 45.38% of his second serve points, while Nava has achieved a slightly higher rate at 46.72%.
• Nava's edge in return game stats is apparent, winning 47.4% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Rublev's 42.09%.
• For first serve returns, Nava again leads slightly with 23.76% as opposed to Rublev's 22.78% success rate.
• Rublev, however, demonstrates stronger breakpoint defense, saving 58.56% versus Nava's 54.07% under pressure.
• Overall match performance in the past year favors Nava with a 63.53% win rate, compared to Rublev's 59.42%.
• Rublev excels on Hard courts with a 66% win record, while Nava shows a preference for Clay, achieving a 67% success rate.
• Considering player level, Rublev has played mostly on the Main tour (68.42% win rate), whereas Nava has excelled in Challengers/ITF tournaments (68.49% win rate).
• Rublev has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 71.04, indicating tougher competition, compared to Nava's opponents with an average rank of 255.02.
• In deciding sets, Nava edges out with a 56% win rate compared to Rublev's 45% over the last 12 months.
• Looking at break point conversion, Nava leads with 32.16% conversion compared to Rublev's 28.85% effectiveness.

Editorial Prediction (July 18, 2025, UTC):

Nava seems to hold a slight advantage in several crucial areas of comparison, notably in winning return points and break point conversion. This suggests a tighter grip during essential moments in a match.

While Rublev's experience on the Main tour and his performance under pressure could serve him well, the consistency Nava displays in converting opportunities cannot be overlooked, especially when facing lower-ranked opponents.

Given these insights and the current trends, Nava appears to be the more likely winner for the upcoming match, particularly if he can capitalize on his superior return games and maintain strong break point conversion rates.