Nicholas Godsick vs Tristan Mccormick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they perform on second serves? Nicholas Godsick wins 45.10% of second serve points, slightly trailing Tristan Mccormick's 46.72% success rate.
• Who shows better return game stats recently? Nicholas Godsick has the edge, winning 46.24% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Mccormick's 44.55%. He also outperforms on first serve returns with 27.02% over Mccormick's 25.12%.
• Can Godsick maintain poise under pressure? He manages to save 52.43% of breakpoints. Mccormick, however, excels here by saving 60.05%.
• Analyzing their overall match success, Godsick shows a winning rate of 56.25% over the last year compared to Mccormick's 53.75%.
• Surface preferences matter. Godsick has a winning percentage of 45% on Hard surfaces, whereas Mccormick excels on Grass with a 67% win rate but performs worse on hard surfaces with a 56% win rate.
• At the $10K tournament level, Godsick has won 60% of matches while Mccormick's success rate is slightly lower at 56.60%.
• Evaluating opponent quality: Godsick has faced higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 370.69 versus Mccormick’s 408.38.
• Thinking about deciding sets? Mccormick leads by winning 54% of his deciding sets, while Godsick struggles at 25%.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming matchup involves Nicholas Godsick and Tristan Mccormick, each displaying distinct strengths. Godsick’s performance in returning serves, particularly his ability to win a higher percentage of his opponent's second serve points, indicates a significant advantage in dismantling Mccormick’s service game.

However, Godsick’s underwhelming breakpoint saves, when contrasted with Mccormick’s considerably higher success in saving at 60.05%, underline where Mccormick may apply pressure effectively. This could be critical should Mccormick capitalize on these opportunities.

The deciding set performance may play a crucial role, with Mccormick clearly having an edge in such scenarios. Taken together, Mccormick’s ability under pressure and his impressive overall match experience may outweigh Godsick’s specific strengths.

Considering all factors, Tristan Mccormick is likely to win this upcoming tennis match.