Dusan Lajovic vs Cameron Norrie Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Lajovic has a slightly better second serve performance winning 44.34% of points compared to Norrie's 43.46%. But how significant is this edge?
• In return games, Norrie excels by winning 47.17% of second serve return points, surpassing Lajovic's 41.08%.
• Lajovic edges past in first serve return points at 27.83% over Norrie's 26.79%.
• When facing pressure situations, Norrie has a small advantage, saving 56.52% of breakpoints versus Lajovic's 55.93%.
• Over the last year, Norrie's overall match victory percentage is superior, standing at 48.94%, while Lajovic's is 42.86%.
• Analyzing their preferred surfaces, Lajovic performs best on Clay with a 59% win rate, whereas Norrie thrives on Hard courts, winning 67%.
• Both players mainly compete on the Main tour. Norrie has an even record of 50%, whereas Lajovic has won 42.11% of his matches.
• Head-to-head, Lajovic leads, claiming 2 out of 3 matches against Norrie. However, Norrie won their last encounter decisively.
• Though they haven't played a deciding set against each other, Norrie generally has a better deciding set win rate at 55% versus Lajovic's 41%.
• Lajovic has faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 97.35, compared to Norrie's average opponent rank of 134.19.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Lajovic has been more effective, converting 31.25% of opportunities compared to Norrie's 29.68%.

Editorial Prediction (May 6, 2025, UTC):

As Lajovic and Norrie prepare to face off, evaluating recent performances and historical data provides insight into potential outcomes.

Lajovic has demonstrated a consistent edge in head-to-head matchups, securing two victories in their three previous meetings. Yet, Norrie's return game performance, particularly on second serves, presents a formidable challenge for Lajovic.

Norrie's slightly higher ability to save breakpoints and his success in deciding sets this past year also tilt factors in his favor. Additionally, while Lajovic has been playing tougher opponents, Norrie’s efficiency on Hard surfaces gives him leverage if the surface is similar.

Despite Lajovic's historical success in direct matchups, Norrie's recent improvements and resilience, particularly in crucial moments, make him the likely favorite to win this upcoming match.