Arthur Nagel vs Alan Bojarski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Arthur Nagel has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 44.51% of points compared to Alan Bojarski's 39.60%. Could this impact the match outcome? It very well could.
• Alan Bojarski excels in returning, claiming 48.58% on opponents’ second serves while Nagel secures 42.54%. On first serve returns, Bojarski leads with 32.75% against Nagel’s 27.69%.
• Under pressure, Bojarski edges with a 53.01% breakpoint save rate compared to Nagel’s 51.12%. How crucial is this stat for predicting win probabilities? Quite significant.
• Match history over the past year shows Nagel winning 66.18% of his matches, a notable figure over Bojarski's 50.00%.
• Both players prefer hard surfaces, with identical career win rates of 58% on this surface.
• In lower-level events, Nagel shows higher success, winning 66.67% of matches compared to Bojarski’s 51.35%.
• Opponent quality varies, as Bojarski has faced stronger competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 291.26, while Nagel’s opponents average 447.28.
• In deciding sets, Nagel proves more reliable, winning 64%, whereas Bojarski clinched 45%.
• Breaking point execution is closely matched, with Bojarski converting 36.36% of opportunities against Nagel’s slightly lower 34.52%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming match, several factors tip the scale in Arthur Nagel's favor. Nagel's superior second serve point-winning percentage and overall match-winning record over the past year suggest he enters as the slight favorite.

Moreover, his efficiency in securing victory in deciding sets indicates resilience, which can be crucial in tightly contested matches. Despite Bojarski's stronger return game, particularly against the first serve, Nagel's well-rounded game and experience facing slightly weaker opponents give him an edge.

While Bojarski’s ability to handle higher-ranked players and his solid breakpoint save percentage are commendable, the overall stats favor Arthur Nagel as the likely winner of this encounter.