Filip Misolic vs Nuno Borges Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Misoalicias: Regarding second serve performance over the last six months, Misolic won 43.28% of points, whereas Borges achieved a slightly higher rate with 46.14%.
• Return game effectiveness indicates that Misolic won 45.01% of their opponents' second serve points, while Borges managed 45.76%. For first serve return points, Misolic accumulated 28.5% compared to Borges' 25.31%. Could this suggest a slight edge for Misolic?
• Analyzing pressure situations, Misolic saved 54.71% of breakpoints in recent form, with Borges slightly better at 57.51%, indicating a potential advantage in crucial moments.
• In terms of match performance over the past year, Misolic has a higher win percentage, winning 70.83% of matches, compared to Borges' 56.06%.
• When it comes to surfaces, Misolic excels on clay with a win rate of 68%, but struggles on hard courts at 48%. In contrast, Borges performs better on hard courts with a 70% win rate, but has a weaker grass court record at 42%.
• Considering tournament levels, Misolic has mainly competed in Challengers/ITF events, winning 67.35% of these matches, whereas Borges has played more on the main tour, winning 53.57%.
• The quality of opponents faced is notable, with Misolic playing against an average rank of 259.69, while Borges faced better-ranked players, averaging a rank of 91.91.
• For matches that go into a deciding set, Misolic has a 74% win rate, showing a slight edge over Borges' 68% in such scenarios.
• When looking at break point conversions, Misolic excels with a 36.19% rate, while Borges has a 25.46% conversion rate, suggesting a possible advantage for Misolic during key opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the comparative statistics, Misolic has demonstrated superior match-winning ability over the last year, alongside a higher effectiveness in break point conversions and in crucial deciding sets.

Borges, however, has shown a stronger performance on hard surfaces and against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting resilience and experience at a more competitive level.

The slight advantage in recent second serve points and break point saves could favor Borges in pressured situations.

Taking all factors into account, including Misolic's ability to convert crucial opportunities and better head-to-head success, the prediction leans slightly toward Misolic as the likely winner of this upcoming match.