Gergely Madarasz vs Leon Sloboda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Sloboda has a slight edge, winning 47.92% of points compared to Madarasz's 42.17%.
• Is winning points on the opponent's second serve crucial? Yes, Sloboda has excelled here, claiming 59.46% of points, while Madarasz has managed 48.04%.
• In terms of first serve return points, Sloboda again has an advantage with 35.38% over Madarasz's 31.75%.
• Could breakpoint saving be a decisive factor? Possibly, as Madarasz has saved 55.26% of breakpoints compared to Sloboda's 50%.
• Generally, Madarasz maintains a solid match-winning form, securing 63.89% of matches over the last year, while Sloboda's impressive 100% win rate comes from limited exposure (W/L 1/0).
• Both players show a preference for clay surfaces, each boasting a strong winning percentage on this baseline.
• Analyzing recent event level play, Madarasz has competed regularly in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, unlike Sloboda who has had more limited play.
• Highlights in opponent quality reveal Madarasz has faced higher-ranked competitors with an average rank of 320.36, while Sloboda's matches lack this context.
• In high-pressure, deciding set scenarios, Madarasz has a solid record over the last 12 months, winning 57%, in contrast to Sloboda's 0%.
• Break point conversion metrics underline a significant upper hand for Madarasz, converting 47.69% against Sloboda's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the likelihood of victory, it is key to consider both players' recent performances and historical trends. Sloboda shows promise in second serve performance and return game efficiency, suggesting a potential to capitalize on Madarasz's weaknesses.

Nevertheless, the disparity in breakpoint conversion, with Madarasz demonstrating a clear advantage, could be a pivotal element in the upcoming match. Madarasz's ability to thrive under pressure, especially in deciding sets, further bolsters their chances.

Given the broader experience and consistency that Madarasz brings, especially against higher-ranked opponents, there is a stronger case for Madarasz to come out as the likely winner in this encounter.