Benjamin Bonzi vs Daniil Medvedev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Bonzi is slightly superior, winning 48.99% compared to Medvedev's 44.79%. Could this give Bonzi a slight edge?
• In return games, Bonzi again leads Medvedev with 47.37% success on opponents' second serves, while Medvedev is just behind at 45.59%.
• For first serve returns, both players are nearly evenly matched, with Medvedev at 24.95% and Bonzi at 24.68%.
• Medvedev shows strength under pressure, saving 59.49% of breakpoints, compared to Bonzi's 52.69%.
• Both players have a strong performance record over the past year, with Bonzi slightly ahead, winning 64.29% of matches, while Medvedev has a 59.68% win rate.
• Medvedev's best performance is on hard courts with a 75% win rate, whereas Bonzi has a 65% win rate on the same surface.
• In terms of competition level, Medvedev frequently faces Main tour opponents and wins 68% of those matches. Bonzi, largely competing in Challenger/ITF events, wins 75.86% of his matches.
• Direct head-to-head encounters favor Bonzi slightly, with 2 wins to Medvedev's 1 out of their 3 matches.
• Close matches are usual between them, with Bonzi winning 7 sets and Medvedev 4 in their matchups.
• Average match duration is around 2:30:37, indicating hard-fought battles.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Medvedev has historically triumphed, having won it 1 time they played one against Bonzi.
• In tiebreaks, Bonzi leads the series with 2 wins to Medvedev's 1.
• Medvedev's opponents have been higher-ranked on average (117.27) compared to Bonzi's (179.96) in the past year, suggesting a higher competition level for Medvedev.
• Both players have similar deciding set win rates over the last 12 months, with Bonzi slightly ahead at 52% to Medvedev's 50%.
• Medvedev has a higher breakpoint conversion rate in recent matches, succeeding with 34.9% of opportunities versus Bonzi's 29.41%.

Editorial Prediction (August 25, 2025, UTC):

While Benjamin Bonzi shows a robust second serve performance and effectiveness in return games, Daniil Medvedev demonstrates superior resilience under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints. This can be a critical factor in pivotal moments during the match.

The head-to-head record is narrowly in Bonzi's favor, yet Medvedev's experience against higher-ranked opponents and strong performance on hard courts tilt the scales towards him.

Considering all data points, including Medvedev's slightly better record in converting breakpoint chances and his high competition level, he may hold a marginal advantage in this matchup.

In conclusion, although Benjamin Bonzi presents a formidable challenge, Daniil Medvedev is likely to emerge victorious, capitalizing on his strengths in key aspects of the game.