Ji Sung Nam vs Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance shows Poonacha winning 0% and Nam winning 38.56% of points on their second serve. This strongly suggests Nam's advantage.
• Poonacha has not scored on their opponent's second serve, while Nam tallies 47.26%. Additionally, Nam is ahead on first serve return at 30.66% compared to Poonacha's 0%.
• How do they handle breakpoints? Poonacha has saved none recently, whereas Nam has an impressive 51.89% save rate.
• Over the last year, Poonacha has won no matches, while Nam has a winning rate of 54.05%. This is significant when considering their relative competitiveness.
• Surface preferences indicate Poonacha prefers grass, having won 100% of one match, while Nam excels on hard courts with a 58% win rate.
• Nam has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 66.67% win rate, in comparison to Poonacha's zero wins in Challengers/ITF events.
• In head-to-head matchups, Nam leads 1-0, having won in straight sets at their previous encounter.
• Against differently ranked opponents, Poonacha faced slightly stronger players (avg. rank 367.5) than Nam (avg. rank 381.89).
• What about tiebreakers and deciding sets? Historically, neither player has excelled in these situations against each other.
• Break point conversion sees Nam converting 44.53% over Poonacha's 0%, highlighting another point of superiority.

Editorial Prediction (August 23, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing the detailed statistics of both players, Nam has shown consistent superior performance across various aspects of the game. From second serve points to break point conversions, the data strongly favors Nam.

Head-to-head records indicate Nam has the advantage, having won their last encounter decisively. Additionally, Nam’s ability to save breakpoints and convert opportunities marks them as a more resilient competitor under pressure.

Given these facts, Nam is most likely to win the upcoming tennis match, leveraging their proficiency on hard courts and overall superior match statistics.