Laslo Djere vs Nikoloz Basilashvili Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve points won over the past six months, Basilashvili has a slight edge with 45.75% compared to Djere’s 45.19%.
• Why is the second serve performance crucial? It often correlates with match predictions.
• Basilashvili also leads slightly in return game performance, winning 44.87% of opponents' second serve points versus Djere's 43.27%.
• For return stats on first serves, the difference remains minimal at 23.96% for Basilashvili and 23.67% for Djere.
• Examining breakpoints saved under pressure, Djere stands ahead at 55.93% compared to Basilashvili's 52.25%, indicating resilience during crucial moments.
• Over the past year, Djere has a win rate of 61.4%, marginally exceeding Basilashvili’s 59.46%.
• When it comes to playing surfaces, Djere excels on clay with a 66% win rate, while Basilashvili's win rate is 56% on the same surface.
• On the grass, Djere struggles more, registering a win percentage of 30%, unlike Basilashvili who enjoys a 47% win rate.
• Looking at tour-level matches in the last year, Djere has a higher success rate on the Main tour, winning 65.63%, whereas Basilashvili finds success predominantly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 60% of those.
• In their direct matchups, Djere leads with four wins to Basilashvili's two wins out of six matches.
• In previous encounters, Djere has claimed eight of the thirteen sets played between them.
• During extreme pressure scenarios such as deciding sets, Djere also maintains a psychological edge, having won their only deciding set against Basilashvili.
• Opponent quality can be pivotal; Djere has faced tougher opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 130.91 versus Basilashvili's 263.47.
• Both players have won 50% of their deciding sets against all players in the last 12 months, making this a potentially close match.
• Current form sees Basilashvili better at breaking serve with a breakpoint conversion rate of 28.3% compared to Djere's 26.98%.

Editorial Prediction (June 14, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Djere and Basilashvili presents an intriguing battle of similar styles and strengths. While Basilashvili shows a fractional advantage in second serve efficacy and return game performance, these differences are minimal, suggesting a closely contested encounter.

Djere has shown consistent fortitude under pressure with a higher percentage of breakpoints saved and maintains an edge in decisive head-to-head confrontations. Furthermore, his clay court record is particularly notable, which could play a critical role given the surface specifics.

Despite Basilashvili's slightly better record on breakpoints in recent play, Djere's experience on tougher circuits and prior wins in their matchups place him in a promising position.

Considering all performance indicators and historical match outcomes, Djere appears more likely to claim victory in this upcoming tennis match.