Mariano Navone vs Dhakshineswar Suresh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare recently? Navone has won 44.83% of points, whereas Suresh has been more successful with 50.98%.
• In return games, Navone has outperformed Suresh by winning 45.58% of opponents' second serves and 29.58% of first serves, compared to Suresh's 38% and 21.24%, respectively.
• Who's better under pressure? Suresh has a slight edge with 54.37% of breakpoints saved, while Navone has saved 52.48%.
• Looking at the past year's performance, Navone has a lower win rate of 49.18%, compared to Suresh's impressive 75% win rate.
• Which surfaces favor each player? Navone excels on Clay with a 65% win rate, but struggles on Grass with just 25%. Suresh is strongest on I.hard, boasting a 75% win rate, but his performance drops significantly to 20% on Clay.
• At what level have they been competing? Navone has mainly been on the Main tour, winning 44.44% of matches. In contrast, Suresh has competed primarily in Futures/ITF events with a higher win rate of 73.68%.
• Has either player faced tougher opponents? Navone has played against stronger competition, with an average opponent rank of 83.98, much higher than Suresh's 370.43.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, whose chances improve? Suresh is quite strong in pressure scenarios, winning 88% of deciding sets, while Navone has a lower success rate at 40%.
• What about break point conversion? Navone has been more effective, converting 36.68% of break points, compared to Suresh's 25% rate.

Editorial Prediction (August 18, 2025, UTC):

As we evaluate the upcoming match, several factors lean in favor of Suresh. His recent form displays stronger second serve performance and ability to handle high-pressure break point situations.

Navone, however, shows promise in returning capabilities and break point conversions, suggesting he could present challenges to Suresh's serve.

The match might hinge on the surface, with Navone's strength on Clay contrasting with Suresh's struggles there. Yet, Suresh's overall stronger win percentage and past record against weaker opponents hint at a potential edge.

Given these insights, combined with his high success rate in deciding sets, Suresh appears likely to emerge as the winner.