Nino Ehrenschneider vs Diogo Marques Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Diogo Marques has demonstrated a stronger second serve performance recently, winning 47.12% of second-serve points compared to Nino Ehrenschneider’s 43.90%.
• Who exhibits better ability in return games? Diogo Marques shows more consistency, securing 43.41% of points from opponents' second serves, slightly ahead of Nino Ehrenschneider's 42.42%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Nino Ehrenschneider outperforms with a 31.01% success rate, versus Diogo Marques's 25.20%.
• How do they handle pressure? Nino is marginally better at saving breakpoints, with a rate of 56.89% over Diogo’s 53.46%.
• Performance over the past year paints a different picture: Nino Ehrenschneider wins 70.21% of matches, while Diogo Marques’s win rate is just 32.56%.
• Each player has a preferred surface: Diogo finds balance on clay, winning 50% of matches, whereas Nino is more comfortable on I.hard, with a 50% win rate there.
• Regarding tournament levels, Nino has been more successful at Futures/ITF $10K events, boasting a 70.33% win rate against Diogo's 34.21%.
• Quality of competition is fairly even, as both players have competed against similarly ranked opponents, with average ranks of 339.3 for Diogo and 334.48 for Nino.
• What happens if the match goes to a deciding set? Diogo Marques has an edge, as he wins 53% of such sets, compared to Nino Ehrenschneider's 41% success rate.
• Current event stats might further inform us, emphasizing the need to assess how each is performing now in the tournament context.

Editorial Prediction (October 2, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the players through key performance metrics reveals Diogo Marques has an edge in second serve points and consistency in return games, which are crucial in determining the outcome of matches.

While Nino Ehrenschneider holds a higher win percentage overall and dominates in first serve returns, Diogo Marques’s ability to perform under pressure during deciding sets could be pivotal.

However, Nino’s superior win rate in recent matches, particularly on the Futures/ITF circuit, illustrates a strong competitive edge, particularly at this event level.

Ultimately, though Marques presents strong points in specific metrics, Nino Ehrenschneider’s overall form and match-winning record suggest he is the more likely winner in the upcoming match.