Dragos Nicolae Madaras vs Michiel De Krom Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Dragos Nicolae Madaras slightly edges out Michiel De Krom by winning 42.08% of points versus 41.60%.
• When it comes to return games, Michiel De Krom surpasses Dragos Nicolae Madaras by securing 48.36% of points on opponents' second serves against 45.10% for Madaras.
• On first serve returns, De Krom again takes the lead, winning 30.86% compared to Madaras' 22.60%, suggesting a potential advantage in breaking serves.
• Under pressure, Michiel De Krom has demonstrated resilience by saving 54.94% of breakpoints, while Madaras manages 48.57%.
• Looking at overall performance, Madaras has a remarkable winning rate of 86.67% over the last year, compared to De Krom's 51.56%.
• Madaras excels on clay surfaces with a 69% career win rate, while De Krom shows his strength on hard courts, maintaining the same win percentage.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, though Madaras exhibits significantly better results, winning 86.67% of his matches compared to De Krom's 55.36%.
• Madaras has faced higher-ranked opponents on average than De Krom, with an opponent average rank of 317.87 vs. 364.2.
• In deciding sets, Madaras boasts a flawless record over the past year, winning 100% of such encounters, whereas De Krom's success rate is 50%.
• De Krom shows superior breakpoint conversion with a recent form percentage of 38.43%, while Madaras converts 24.05% of his opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (December 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Dragos Nicolae Madaras and Michiel De Krom promises to be a competitive encounter. Madaras demonstrates a strong win record over the past year and excels especially on clay surfaces, where he has a notable career performance. His ability to win deciding sets could be a critical factor if the match becomes a tight contest.

However, Michiel De Krom's ability to effectively return serves, especially first serves, positions him well in terms of gaining breaks. Coupled with a better breakpoint conversion rate, De Krom could leverage these strengths against his opponent, particularly during high-pressure moments.

While both athletes have proven capabilities, Dragos Nicolae Madaras' superior overall win percentage and performance in high-pressure situations point to him as the likely victor in this matchup.