Bruno Kuzuhara vs Nicholas Godsick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Kuzuhara and Godsick fare in second serve points? Kuzuhara secures 44.11% of second serve points, while Godsick outperforms with 50% in recent months.
• Analyzing return games: Kuzuhara wins 45.83% of their opponent's second serve points recently, whereas Godsick edges ahead at 48.81%.
• Comparing returns on first serves, Kuzuhara is more effective at 32.97% compared to Godsick’s 26.87%.
• How do they manage breakpoints? Godsick is stronger under pressure, saving 61.29% of breakpoints compared to Kuzuhara's 52%.
• Their match win percentages over the past year show Kuzuhara at 46.55%, while Godsick is slightly lower at 42.86%.
• Which surface benefits each player more? Kuzuhara excels on clay with a 57% win rate, but struggles on indoor hard (20%). In contrast, Godsick performs best on indoor hard with a 50% win rate, facing challenges on hard courts with 36%.
• Examining match levels: Kuzuhara plays mostly at Challenger/ITF tournaments > $10K, winning 39.02%, while Godsick competes at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, claiming 50% of those matches.
• The quality of opponents faced varies; Kuzuhara's average opponent rank is 386.78, compared to Godsick’s 403.36.
• In deciding sets, Kuzuhara is significantly better, winning 64% of these encounters, compared to Godsick’s 25% success rate.
• Break point conversion shows Kuzuhara converting 36.04% of opportunities recently, much better compared to Godsick’s 24% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

Examining both players' performances in recent months, Godsick presents a stronger second serve game, which often correlates with match victories.

Kuzuhara, however, exhibits superior first serve return metrics, indicating a possible edge if they can capitalize on serves. Additionally, Kuzuhara excels in deciding sets, a significant factor in tight matches.

Under pressure, Godsick shows better breakpoint retention, but Kuzuhara outshines in converting breakpoint opportunities, an element crucial for shifting match momentum.

Taking into account surface preferences, Kuzuhara’s proficiency on clay suggests potential advantages should this match occur on slower surfaces.

When balancing these factors, Kuzuhara’s consistency in tough match situations and their ability to disrupt serves give them a slight projection as the likely victor in this contest.