Martha Matoula vs Luca Udvardy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the last six months, Martha Matoula has a slightly lower success rate, winning 37.99% of points compared to Luca Udvardy at 38.90%. Could this give Udvardy a slight edge?
• While on return games, Matoula has dominated with 52.95% of opponent's second serve points won, surpassing Udvardy's 49.58% performance. In first serve returns, Udvardy leads by a narrow margin of 39.53% to Matoula's 37.97%.
• When under pressure, Matoula excels in saving breakpoints with a rate of 44.86%, significantly higher than Udvardy's 35.06%.
• Over the last year, Udvardy has a higher win-loss ratio of 64.86% compared to Matoula's 60.00%, indicating slightly better overall performance.
• Both players have their best career surface performance on Clay with a 60% win rate. However, Matoula is weaker on I.hard courts (35%), while Udvardy is weakest on Hard courts (55%).
• At the Challenger/ITF level > $10K, Matoula boasts a 60.32% win rate, while Udvardy records a slightly lower 54.55% success rate, showing Matoula’s proficiency in this category.
• Opponent quality shows Matoula has faced generally stronger opposition with an average rank of 370.63, against Udvardy's average opponent rank of 383.19.
• In deciding sets, Udvardy has proven more reliable, winning 67% as opposed to Matoula's 58% success rate.
• Matoula has been more efficient in converting break points lately, with a 42.25% conversion rate, compared to Udvardy’s 39.53%.

Editorial Prediction (November 16, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze key statistics and current performance trends, a few notable patterns emerge that could influence the upcoming match's outcome. While Luca Udvardy exhibits slightly better second serve statistics, Martha Matoula is stronger in other critical areas such as return games and breakpoint saving abilities.

Their recent performance at the Challenger/ITF level suggests Matoula has been more consistent, but Udvardy’s ability to win deciding sets cannot be ignored. Furthermore, both players perform best on Clay, and this shared strength does not uniquely benefit either player.

Considering all aspects, the edge might lean towards Matoula due to her superior ability to handle pressure situations, and her success against generally tougher opponents. Therefore, Martha Matoula is the likely favorite to win this tennis match based on current statistics and trends.