Michael Zheng vs Andres Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Martin slightly edges out Zheng with a second serve point win rate of 46.48% over 44.7% for Zheng.
• When it comes to returning serves, Martin also has a marginal advantage, winning 43.56% of opponents' second serve points compared to Zheng's 40.74%.
• First serve return stats also favor Martin at 28.23% against Zheng's 27.72%.
• Could the marginal difference in break point saving be crucial? Zheng saves 52.63% of break points, a slightly better record than Martin's 51.39%.
• Zheng has a higher match win percentage over the past year, winning 69.23% of matches compared to Martin's 63.86%, suggesting consistent performance.
• Both players excel on hard courts, but Martin has a slightly better career win percentage on that surface at 63%, just above Zheng's 62%.
• Both aces mostly compete in Challengers/ITF tournaments, with similar win rates; Zheng at 64.29% and Martin at 62.22%.
• Historically, Zheng leads their head-to-head encounters with 2 wins out of 3 matches, indicating a psychological edge.
• The deciding set record significantly favors Martin, winning 57% of deciding sets in the past year compared to Zheng's 20%.
• Both have faced almost equally ranked opponents, with a negligible difference in the average ranking of their past opponents.
• In terms of breaking opportunities, Martin converts 34.21% of break points, slightly stronger than Zheng's 29.82% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 29, 2025, UTC):

Michael Zheng and Chris Martin present an intriguing contrast of skills, strengths, and weaknesses as they head into their upcoming match. While Martin shows a slight edge in recent statistical categories such as second serve performance and return games, Zheng draws on his higher overall match win percentage over the past year, which indicates robust and consistent play.

The psychological factor cannot be ignored, with Zheng holding a 2-1 advantage in their head-to-head history, a consideration that may impact Martin's approach to the match.

The deciding set performance clearly benefits Martin, who shows resilience and possibly better stamina in tense moments, winning a larger share of these crucial sets.

Based on these nuanced details, including better break point conversion, efficient second serve return stats, and deciding set prowess, Chris Martin is slightly favored to win this upcoming match against Michael Zheng.