Niklas Niggemann vs Tymofii Milovanov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve success in the last six months shows Niggemann slightly ahead, winning 42.11% of points compared to Milovanov’s 41.35%.
• When examining return games, Milovanov exhibits a stronger performance recently, winning 43.59% of points on opponents' second serves against Niggemann's 35%.
• Conversely, Niggemann outperforms Milovanov on first serve returns, winning 36.84% of points compared to 33.9%.
• Niggemann exhibits resilience under pressure, saving 66.67% of breakpoints, surpassing Milovanov's 58.33% saved.
• Statistically, over the past year, Niggemann holds a superior win rate at 58.33% in matches, contrasted with Milovanov's 38.89%.
• On clay, both players struggle, with Niggemann winning 50% and Milovanov at 39%, indicating Niggemann's slight edge on this surface.
• Both players mainly compete at ITF $10K level, however, Niggemann boasts a better win rate of 58.33%, while Milovanov holds 38.89%.
• Considering the calibre of opponents, Niggemann plays against tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 73.92, while Milovanov's data reads at a rank of 0, indicating undocumented data.
• If reaching a deciding set, Niggemann's win rate is 67% over the last year, marginally outperforming Milovanov, who wins 60% under similar scenarios.
• Niggemann's breakpoint conversion stands at 12.5% recently, trailing Milovanov's 28.21%, showcasing Milovanov’s greater efficacy in capitalizing on breakpoint chances.

Editorial Prediction (September 1, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents contrasting strengths, with Niggemann demonstrating slight superiority in second serves and first serve returns over recent months.

Despite Milovanov’s advantage in breaking opponents, Niggemann's overall resilience under pressure and higher match win percentage may tilt the balance in their favor.

Taking into account surface statistics and performance against relatively stronger opponents, Niggemann seems to have a competitive edge.

Thus, Niggemann is anticipated to be the more likely winner in this contest.