Matthias Ujvary vs Ognjen Jagrovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How has Ujvary performed on their second serve recently? Ujvary has won 44.03% of points, while Jagrovic has struggled, winning none.
• What about their return games? Ujvary has successfully won 52.33% of their opponent's second serve points, and 29.25% on first serves; Jagrovic, on the other hand, hasn't won any points in these categories recently.
• When facing breakpoints, Ujvary has demonstrated resilience by saving 53.14%, compared to Jagrovic's inability to save any.
• Overall match success in the past year shows Ujvary with a win ratio of 55.17%, substantially higher than Jagrovic's 36.36%.
• Which surface sees Ujvary performing best? Ujvary shows stronger results on clay with a 47.0% win rate, while Jagrovic also prefers clay but fares less well with a 25.0% win rate.
• Regarding the level of play, Ujvary has participated more frequently in $10K level tournaments with a win rate of 59.26%, again outstripping Jagrovic's 36.36% at the same level.
• Ujvary's opponents have an average rank of 235.97, while Jagrovic's face higher-ranked opponents averaging 81.55, a potential factor in performance disparity.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Ujvary has won 33%, whereas Jagrovic has not secured a single deciding set victory.
• Analyzing recent events, Ujvary converted 40.17% of breakpoints, while Jagrovic failed to capitalize on any.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

Both players have shown different patterns in recent performances that strongly indicate the likely outcome of their upcoming match.

Ujvary's second serve performance and return game results have been significantly better than Jagrovic. This advantage could play a critical role in determining the match outcome, especially considering their ability to save breakpoints effectively.

Looking at their overall win ratios, Ujvary stands out as the more consistent player. Additionally, despite both players favoring clay courts, Ujvary has demonstrated greater effectiveness on this surface historically.

The comparative levels of tournament experience and opponent quality also suggest a meaningful edge for Ujvary. Finally, if this match reaches a deciding set, Ujvary's demonstrated ability to close these sets gives them an even greater chance to claim victory.

Taking these factors into account, Ujvary is most likely to win the upcoming match.