Igor Kudriashov vs Mathys Erhard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players perform on their second serves? Igor Kudriashov has a slight edge, winning 43.81% of points, compared to Mathys Erhard's 41.63% over the last six months.
• Examining return games, Mathys Erhard shows stronger recent performance by winning 51.45% of points on opponents' second serves, while Igor Kudriashov manages 47.44%.
• In first serve returns, both players are closely matched, with Mathys Erhard having a slight advantage at 28.34% compared to Igor’s 27.73%.
• When facing breakpoints, Mathys Erhard displays resilience by saving 51.99% compared to Igor Kudriashov's 43.04%.
• Overall match performance over the last year indicates parity, with Igor Kudriashov winning 58.54% of matches and Mathys Erhard winning 58.73%.
• How does surface preference affect the players? Igor Kudriashov excels on hard courts with a 61% win rate, while Mathys Erhard performs best on clay, also with 61%.
• Analyzing opponent quality reveals that Igor Kudriashov has faced tougher opponents, with an average rank of 256.88 versus Mathys Erhard's 362.41.
• In deciding sets, Mathys Erhard has a stronger track record, winning 53% of them, compared to Igor Kudriashov's 46% over the past year.
• Which player has been competing at a higher level? Mathys Erhard, playing more on Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K, while Igor has focused on Futures/Satellites $10K events.

Editorial Prediction (October 8, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Igor Kudriashov and Mathys Erhard presents a compelling competition given their closely matched overall win percentages. However, certain key differences provide insight into who might emerge victorious.

Igor Kudriashov demonstrates superior second-serve performance, a potentially crucial advantage if this strength remains consistent throughout the match. Yet, Mathys Erhard's ability to capitalize on opponents' second serves and resilience under pressure when defending breakpoints might offset this edge.

Despite Kudriashov's experience against higher-ranked opponents, Erhard's success on clay and his impressive performance in deciding sets highlight his adaptability and mental toughness, traits that are often pivotal in closely contested matches.

Taking these factors into account, Mathys Erhard appears slightly favored to win, given his recent performances and ability to handle high-pressure situations better.