Dan Martin vs Nikolay Sysoev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Dan Martin recently wins 45.20% of his second serve points while Nikolay Sysoev wins 0%, suggesting that Martin has a distinct advantage in this area. How significant is this statistic? It has a high correlation with match prediction accuracy.
• Return Game Stats: Martin secures 46.95% of his opponent's second serve points, whereas Sysoev claims none. For first serve returns, Martin's 25.72% tops Sysoev's 0%, indicating Martin is more effective at returning serves.
• Under Pressure: Dan Martin saves 54.58% of breakpoints, whereas Nikolay Sysoev saves none. Does this matter? Yes, as it is useful for in-game betting predictions.
• Performance Overview: In the past year, Martin has a win rate of 49.18% with a 30/31 record, while Sysoev enjoys a 75.00% win rate albeit in fewer games, with a 3/1 record.
• Best Surface: Martin is strongest on Clay with a 55% win rate, while Sysoev excels on Hard courts with a similar 55% victory rate.
• Player Level: Both compete in ITF tournaments, but Martin's experience is more extensive, having played more matches compared to Sysoev's few but successful outings.
• Opponent Quality: Martin faces an average ranked opponent at 404.51 versus Sysoev's at 216.25, indicating Sysoev regularly competes against stronger opposition.
• Deciding Set Performance: Martin wins 47% of deciding sets. How does Sysoev compare? He has a perfect record, winning 100% of deciding sets.
• Event Influence: While past performance influences predictions, current event data and individual event preferences should also guide outcome expectations.

Editorial Prediction (October 12, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating the recent statistics and performance patterns, Dan Martin showcases significant strengths in key areas such as second serve points and return game effectiveness. His ability to save breakpoints further strengthens his competitive edge, although his overall win percentage is lower than that of Sysoev, who has played fewer yet successful matches.

Despite Nikolay Sysoev's noteworthy flawless record in deciding sets and higher quality of opponents, his inability to claim any second serve or return points signals a critical weakness. The surface performance data favors Dan Martin on Clay, though this matchup isn't specifically surface-dependent.

Taking these factors into account, Dan Martin appears to have a stronger all-around game, especially under pressure. Therefore, he is predicted to be the likely winner of this upcoming tennis match.