Nicolai Budkov Kjaer vs Lorenzo Lorusso Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Lorusso has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.36% of points compared to Kjaer's 42.8% over the last six months.
• How do they compare in return games? Lorusso wins 46.43% on second serve returns, edging out Kjaer, who wins 44.67%.
• When considering first serve returns, Kjaer outperforms Lorusso, with 28.57% compared to 25.71%.
• Lorusso saves 52.38% of breakpoints, higher than Kjaer's 49.58%, indicating better resilience under pressure.
• In overall performance over the past year, Kjaer boasts a better win rate of 55.56% compared to Lorusso's 52.08%.
• On their preferred surfaces, Lorusso excels on Hard courts while Kjaer shines on Indoor Hard courts.
• Both players have participated in different tournament levels, with Lorusso mainly competing in Futures/ITF $10K events and Kjaer in Challenger/ITF >$10K tournaments.
• The caliber of opponents also differs; Lorusso has played against higher-ranked adversaries (average rank 189.08), while Kjaer’s opponents averaged a rank of 315.57.
• Need a prediction for a deciding set? Kjaer has a higher success rate, winning 56% compared to Lorusso's 50%.
• For breakpoint conversion, Kjaer leads with a 33.54% success rate, ahead of Lorusso's 23.4%.

Editorial Prediction (July 7, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match presents a compelling contest between Lorusso and Kjaer, both showing distinctive strengths on the court. Lorusso's superior second serve performance and strong defense under pressure give him a noteworthy edge, albeit by a narrow margin.

Kjaer, in contrast, demonstrates dominant breakpoint conversion skills and an impressive record in deciding sets, which could tip the scales in tight moments. His higher win rate over the past year also indicates a consistent track record in various competitive settings.

While Lorusso has tackled more formidable opponents, which could offer more experience in high-pressure scenarios, Kjaer’s effective performance on Indoor Hard courts and recent form suggests he may have the upper hand overall.

After evaluating these factors, Kjaer appears more likely to emerge victorious, given his strengths in converting crucial points and consistency against varied competition levels.