Matthias Ujvary vs Nav Dayal Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance in recent months shows Matthias Ujvary winning 41.86% of points, slightly edging out Nav Dayal at 41.59%. Can this marginal difference give an advantage? It's a possibility.
• In return games, Matthias Ujvary slightly trails Nav Dayal with 51.91% versus 52.14% won on opponents' second serve points. However, in contrast, Dayal leads more significantly on first serve returns with 32.70% compared to Ujvary's 28.66%.
• When under pressure, Ujvary has demonstrated better breakpoint saving ability, with a 53.78% success rate, surpassing Dayal's 48.72%. Could this resilience be a game-changer?
• Looking at overall performance, Ujvary has a higher win rate over the past year (55.88%) compared to Dayal's 46.15%. Does this give Ujvary the edge in consistency?
• Both players share their highest career win percentage on hard courts at 57%. However, Dayal has an unchanged win percentage of 46% on the same surface for all matches.
• Ujvary has shown better success at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level with a 58.46% win rate, compared to Dayal's 46.15% in similar events.
• Opponent quality reveals Ujvary has faced players with an average rank of 262.84, while Dayal's opponents averaged a stronger rank of 164.23. Does this suggest Dayal's experience against tougher competition could be beneficial?
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ujvary has the upper hand, having won 35% of such sets over the past year, whereas Dayal is yet to secure a win in this scenario.
• Assessing past H2H and current event stats gives a broader picture, though specific current event achievements would further clarify each player's form.

Editorial Prediction (November 5, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the second serve and return performance, Matthias Ujvary and Nav Dayal appear evenly matched, with only slight differences between them. However, Ujvary's ability to save breakpoints demonstrates his resilience under pressure, an important factor in tight matches.

In terms of consistency, Ujvary's match win rate over the past year certainly gives him an edge, along with his outstanding performance in pressure-filled deciding sets, where Dayal has struggled.

Dayal's experience against higher-ranked opponents might provide some advantage in facing stronger competition, though this has not yet translated into better performance in match wins or breakpoint conversion.

While both players have similar surfaces' success, Ujvary's superior form in lower-level tournament settings and his tendency to outperform under pressure sets him slightly ahead.

Considering all these facets, Matthias Ujvary is most likely to come out as the winner in this upcoming tennis match, owing to his consistency and ability to perform under pressure.