Jordan Thompson vs Luciano Darderi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare? Thompson wins 51.62% of points, slightly outperforming Darderi's 48.83%.
• When it comes to returning games, Darderi is slightly more efficient, securing 42.99% against opponent's second serves, compared to Thompson’s 40.29%.
• On first serve returns, Darderi has a marginal edge, winning 26.05% of points over Thompson's 23.52%.
• Both players show resilience under pressure, with Thompson saving 64.94% of breakpoints, outperforming Darderi's 59.02%.
• In recent matches, Thompson holds a better win rate, capturing 59.52% of matches compared to Darderi's 42.11%.
• Evaluating surface preferences, Thompson excels on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 65%, whereas Darderi is most successful on clay courts with a 63% win rate.
• On the Main tour, Thompson has a superior performance record, winning 56.25% of his matches, whereas Darderi has won 43.75%.
• Assessing their opponents' quality, Thompson has faced tougher competition, opponents averaging a rank of 60.21 in the last year, compared to Darderi's 109.33.
• Deciding sets often reveal nerves; Thompson has a stronger record, winning 60% of these, while Darderi wins 47%.
• Thompson shows a slight edge in breakpoint conversion at 29.21%, just above Darderi’s 28.65%.

Editorial Prediction (July 4, 2025, UTC):

In considering the statistical performance metrics of both players, Thompson shows a slight edge in several key areas.

Thompson's superior second serve performance and breakpoint defense highlight his resilience and strategic advantage during crucial points, underscored by his higher match win rate over the past year.

While Darderi exhibits competence in returning games and has his strengths, particularly on clay, Thompson's experience against stronger-ranked opponents and his decisive set performance carry significant weight.

Ultimately, based on their comprehensive recent form and matchup dynamics, Thompson is predicted to have the upper hand in this upcoming encounter.