Milan Markovits vs Ian Luca Cervantes Tomas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Tomas has the advantage in recent second serve performance, securing 39.62% of points compared to Markovits' 30%. Could this suggest a stronger serve game for Tomas?
• In return games, Tomas also performs better, winning 49.02% of opponent's second serve points, while Markovits manages just 29.41%.
• For first serve return points, Tomas wins 29.6%, slightly outperforming Markovits at 26.47%.
• Under pressure, Markovits excels slightly by saving 50% of breakpoints, surpassing Tomas' 43.02%—does this indicate Markovits handles pressure better?
• Tomas' performance over the past year is superior, with a 68.42% win rate compared to Markovits' 50%.
• Tomas is stronger on Hard courts, winning 57%, whereas Markovits excels on Clay with a 60% win rate.
• Both compete primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events; however, Tomas plays against higher-tier opponents, facing an average rank of 191.
• In deciding sets, Tomas wins 78%, but Markovits has a perfect record in recent matches.
• In converting breakpoint opportunities, Tomas is notably more successful, converting 47.62% compared to Markovits, who has not converted any recently.

Editorial Prediction (August 4, 2025, UTC):

Tomas' superior performance on second serves and return games gives him a distinct edge in this upcoming match. His experience against higher-ranked opponents also suggests a greater level of competitive play, which could be crucial.

Markovits demonstrates strong capability under pressure, particularly in breakpoint saves and deciding sets, but his performance metrics in recent times suggest potential vulnerability, especially in securing breakpoint opportunities.

Given these statistics and comparative performance, Tomas is favored to win, leveraging his strengths in serving and return games to secure a victory.