Diego Dedura vs Andrej Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Martin's second serve perform compared to Dedura's? Recently, Martin has a slight edge, winning 45.82% of second serve points, while Dedura wins 43.17%.
• In terms of return game, Dedura has a slight advantage on second serve points, securing 46.89% compared to Martin's 43.51%.
• Looking at returning first serve stats, Dedura marginally leads with 30.17% over Martin's 29.71%.
• Under pressure, Martin shows a stronger ability to save breakpoints at 52.94%, while Dedura saves 42.97%.
• Performance overview indicates Martin has won 58.62% of matches over the past year, slightly better than Dedura's 55.56%.
• Both players favor clay, with Martin boasting a 61% win rate and Dedura 58% on this surface.
• Regarding competition level, Martin primarily competes in Challenger/ITF events, winning 57.14%, whereas Dedura participates more in Futures/Satellites tournaments, achieving a 65.96% win rate.
• Martin's recent opponents have had a lower average rank (386) compared to Dedura's (294.64), suggesting Dedura faces tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Martin performs better, winning 50% compared to Dedura's 39%.
• Dedura is more effective at converting breakpoints, with a success rate of 38.37%, surpassing Martin's 29.67%.

Editorial Prediction (August 17, 2025, UTC):

As we examine the latest statistics, Martin demonstrates solid second serve performance, crucial for maintaining competitive play. Dedura, however, showcases slightly better returns, particularly against second serves, indicating potential for offensive play during return games.

Martin's aptitude for saving breakpoints suggests resilience in crucial moments, although Dedura tends to capitalize more effectively on breakpoint opportunities.

Past performance on specific surfaces shows both players excel on clay, but Martin tends to face slightly weaker opponents, while Dedura navigates tougher competition.

Decision-making in critical sets seems to favor Martin, suggesting a psychological edge when the match extends.

Considering all aspects, though Dedura competes against tougher opponents and has a slightly better return game, Martin's breakpoint resilience and deciding set performance present a solid case for them being the favorite.

Based on these facts and recent trends, Martin is most likely to emerge as the winner in the upcoming tennis match.