Brandon Nakashima vs Luciano Darderi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Brandon Nakashima secured 48.74% of points on his second serve, slightly outperforming Luciano Darderi, who won 46.09%.
• Who has a slight advantage in returning second serves? Brandon Nakashima, who won 43.17% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Darderi's 43.93%.
• First serve return stats indicate Darderi edges out Nakashima with a 24.22% win rate compared to Nakashima's 23.91%.
• Nakashima's ability to handle pressure is evident, saving 60.92% of breakpoints, higher than Darderi's 53.54%.
• Looking at overall match results over the past year, Darderi holds a slightly better record, winning 56.52% of his matches, while Nakashima won 52.38%.
• On indoor hard courts, Nakashima shines with a 69% win rate, but he dips on clay to 50%. Darderi thrives on clay with a 69% win rate but struggles more indoors with just 14%.
• Both players have similar main tour match experience over the past year, Nakashima winning 56.76% and Darderi 57.89%.
• In head-to-head meetings, Darderi leads with one victory, while Nakashima has not yet succeeded in a match against him. Their last encounter was on clay, where Darderi emerged victorious.
• When facing tougher opponents, Nakashima confronts players with an average rank of 73.02, compared to Darderi's 110.33, suggesting a potentially more challenging competition slate for Nakashima.
• For deciding sets, Darderi shines with a 65% win rate, markedly higher than Nakashima's 43% over the past year.

Editorial Prediction (October 20, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Brandon Nakashima and Luciano Darderi presents an intriguing clash of styles and recent performances. Nakashima demonstrates steadiness under pressure with a higher breakpoint save rate, which could be pivotal in crucial moments.

Luciano Darderi, climbing into this match with superior clay court prowess and a slight edge in head-to-head encounters, might leverage his strong form in deciding sets if the match extends beyond two sets.

While Nakashima has faced stronger opponents over the past year, Darderi's record suggests he could maintain composure amid high-pressure points. Given the match locale and recent trends, Luciano Darderi is favored to clinch victory in this forthcoming battle.