Nika Radisic vs Federica Urgesi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Radisic has recently been winning 40.14% of points on their second serve, compared to Urgesi's 42.24%. This slight edge for Urgesi could be important in close matches.
• In return games, Radisic has secured 45.31% of points on opponents' second serves, while Urgesi has a better rate at 52.35%. Could this give Urgesi an advantage in rallies?
• When facing first serves, both players have similar performances, with Radisic winning 32.6% and Urgesi 32.73%. This parity suggests minimal differential impact from this aspect.
• Handling pressure, Radisic has saved 53.7% of breakpoints, while Urgesi has saved 51.78%. Radisic seems to have a minor advantage in tense moments.
• Over the last year, Radisic's match win rate stands at 38.24%, whereas Urgesi has a stronger record at 54.69%, indicating more consistent performance from Urgesi.
• Considering surface preferences, Radisic excels on clay with a 55% win rate, in contrast to Urgesi's peak on I.hard at 63%. This match's winner could depend on the surface.
• Both have played primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, but Urgesi has a higher win percentage of 56.9% compared to Radisic's 38.24%, indicating a potentially higher level of competition for Urgesi.
• The average quality of opponents faced by both is similar, with Radisic's opponents ranked 398.18 on average, and Urgesi's 394.81, implying comparable challenges faced by each.
• If this match reaches a deciding set, Urgesi's record of winning 56% of these sets is superior to Radisic's 38%, possibly giving Urgesi a psychological edge.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Urgesi has been converting 47.59% of opportunities, significantly better than Radisic's 34.55%, which might prove crucial in pivotal moments.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

With a minor advantage in second serve performance and an impressive ability to win points on return games, Urgesi appears to have a slight edge over Radisic.

The players are almost equal when it comes to managing first serve returns, suggesting that other factors such as breakpoint conversion and deciding set capabilities might be more influential on the outcome.

Urgesi has shown greater consistency over the past year with a better win-loss record and more success in breakpoint conversions, both indicating a higher competitive edge.

Although Radisic has superior proficiency on clay surfaces, if the match is not on clay, Urgesi's record on other surfaces and their overall form suggest they have the upper hand.

Given these comparative statistics, Urgesi is more likely to come out as the winner in this upcoming match.