Filip Misolic vs Novak Djokovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, second serve performance shows a small difference between Misolic and Djokovic, with Misolic winning 42.88% of points and Djokovic 43.23%. Is this enough to decide who might win? Slight edge to Djokovic.
• Return game stats highlight that Misolic outperforms Djokovic on their opponents' second serves, winning 45.33% of points compared to Djokovic's 40.24%. Will this impact match outcome? It suggests Misolic may capitalize more on weak second serves.
• Misolic also leads in returning first serves, with a rate of 28.34% over Djokovic’s 22.89%. This could be significant in breaking Djokovic's serve often.
• Under pressure, Djokovic saves more breakpoints at 57.36% against Misolic's 53.25%, suggesting a better ability to hold critical games.
• Overall match performance in the last year shows Djokovic winning 79.59% of matches compared to Misolic's 65%, indicating a stronger consistency.
• Misolic's preferred surface is Clay at a 67% win rate, while Djokovic excels on Grass at 86%. This expertise could influence their respective play strategies based on surface.
• The level of competition varies, with Misolic frequenting Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 60.47%, whereas Djokovic plays predominantly in Grand Slams, boasting an 84.21% win rate. The higher competition level favors Djokovic.
• Analyzing opponent quality, Misolic has faced players with an average rank of 257.93, while Djokovic’s opponents average around 85.08, indicating a tougher competition environment for Djokovic.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Djokovic excels with an 83% win rate, slightly outpacing Misolic's 74%. This resilience could be decisive in tight matches.
• Breakpoint conversion rates are quite similar, with Misolic at 35.74% and Djokovic at 35.21%, suggesting equal ability to capitalize on chances.

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

Both players show strengths that could influence their upcoming match. Misolic’s ability to return serves suggests potential to challenge Djokovic, especially on weaker serves.

However, Djokovic's experience at the Grand Slam level and his higher match-winning percentage indicate a consistent high-level performance that Misolic may struggle to match.

Considering the tougher opponents Djokovic regularly competes against and his superior breakpoint saving under pressure, Djokovic seems well-positioned to handle critical moments.

Despite Misolic's strengths in service returns and deciding sets, Djokovic’s overall game solidity and experience make him the likely favorite to win this match.