Hamad Medjedovic vs Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Medjedovic has a lower second serve win rate at 46.19% compared to Perricard's 52.72% in the past six months. How significant is this statistic? It often correlates highly with match outcomes.
• Conversely, Medjedovic excels in return games, winning 44.08% of points on opponents' second serves, outpacing Perricard's 38.15%.
• When facing first serves, Medjedovic wins 25.24% of points while Perricard only secures 19.09%, giving Medjedovic an edge in return performance.
• Under pressure, Perricard leads slightly, saving 61.25% of breakpoints compared to Medjedovic’s 54.91%.
• In terms of match performance over the past year, Medjedovic has a higher win rate at 66.67%, significantly better than Perricard's 50%.
• Medjedovic's best surface is clay, winning 67% of matches, whereas Perricard thrives on grass with a 62% win rate.
• This year, Medjedovic has excelled on the Main tour, winning 75% of matches, while Perricard has a lower Main tour win percentage of 58.33%.
• In their direct head-to-head, Medjedovic leads 1-0, having won both sets played against Perricard.
• Both players have yet to face a deciding set against each other, making this a crucial statistic for matches expected to go the distance.
• In high-pressure tie-break situations, Medjedovic again holds the upper hand, winning the only tiebreak played between them.
• When analyzing opponent quality, Perricard has faced tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 82.67, while Medjedovic's opponents average a rank of 133.9.
• Medjedovic outperforms Perricard in deciding sets, winning 65% of the last 12 months, compared to Perricard's 50% win rate in such conditions.
• For breakpoint conversion, Medjedovic has a slight edge, converting 24.62% of chances compared to Perricard's conversion rate of 23.96%.

Editorial Prediction (August 21, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit distinct strengths and perform well under different circumstances, but certain trends offer insight into the upcoming match.

Perricard has shown resilience under pressure, particularly in saving breakpoints, and faces tougher competition on average. However, Medjedovic excels at breaking serves, particularly against first and second serves, and has dominated their direct matchup so far.

Considering Medjedovic's superior overall win rate, better performance in tiebreaks, and higher deciding set success rate, he is likely to be more confident going into this match.

Taking all these factors into account, Medjedovic is anticipated to come out as the likely winner of this contest.