Bernard Tomic vs Johan Alexander Rodriguez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On second serve success in recent performance, Tomic has an edge with 46.67% points won compared to Rodriguez’s 42.04%.
• Regarding return games recently, Rodriguez slightly outshines Tomic, winning 46.74% of opponents' second serves, and has a similar advantage on first serve returns, with 27.84% success.
• How do they handle pressure? Tomic has been more successful in saving breakpoints with a 56.73% save rate, slightly better than Rodriguez who sits at 53.76%.
• What about match win rates over the past year? Rodriguez has a better win percentage at 64.44% compared to Tomic's 56.16%, although Tomic has played more matches.
• Both prefer hard courts. Tomic has a 62% career win rate on hard surfaces and Rodriguez has a 60% success rate.
• Tomic generally plays in higher-level competitions compared to Rodriguez, with opponents averaging a rank of 292.75 versus Rodriguez's opponents' average rank of 432.04.
• The deciding set performance favors Tomic, who wins 58% of deciding sets, whereas Rodriguez wins 50%.
• Who turns break opportunities into points? Tomic has a better breakpoint conversion rate at 32.16% compared to Rodriguez's 26.85%.

Editorial Prediction (August 16, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performance, Tomic demonstrates a small but consistent edge in his second serve success rate, crucial for holding his games during critical moments. Despite both players favoring hard courts, Tomic's proficiency slightly surpasses Rodriguez's, reinforcing his comfort on this surface.

Rodriguez performs slightly better in return games, which might create opportunities to challenge Tomic's serve. However, Tomic's stronger ability to save break points could neutralize Rodriguez's minor advantage in breaking serves.

With a higher match win percentage over the past year, Rodriguez shows stronger overall form; nevertheless, Tomic has been competing against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting he could be tough competition.

Ultimately, considering Tomic's strength in deciding sets and his slightly more favorable statistics in pivotal areas like break-point conversion, he is the likely winner for this match, though Rodriguez's strengths ensure it could be tightly contested.