Nino Serdarusic vs Matej Dodig Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the past six months, Serdarusic has won 43.69% of points on their second serve, while Dodig has a slightly higher rate at 44.31%.
• Return Game Strengths: Recently, Serdarusic has won 48.47% of his opponent's second serve points, compared to Dodig's 48.76%. In first serve returns, Serdarusic has an advantage (29.85% to 27.59%).
• Handling Pressure: In saving breakpoints, Dodig is more proficient, managing to save 53.22% versus Serdarusic's 46.15%.
• Performance Overview: Over the last year, Serdarusic has a match win rate of 40.63%, while Dodig has a better record, winning 44.83% of his matches.
• Preferred Surface: Serdarusic's best performances are on clay with a career win rate of 58%, whereas Dodig excels on hard courts with a 68% win rate.
• Competition Level: In the past year at the Challengers/ITF level, Serdarusic has a 38.89% win rate, while Dodig outperforms him with a 43.14% win rate.
• Direct Matches: In their head-to-head encounters, Dodig has secured one victory while Serdarusic has yet to win.
• Match Duration Insights: Previous matches between these competitors have averaged 2 hours and 13 minutes.
• Deciding Set Performance: When matches go the distance, Dodig has succeeded in deciding sets 52% of the time, compared to Serdarusic's 27%.
• Break Point Conversion: Dodig has converted 39.47% of break points recently, surpassing Serdarusic's 30.91%.
• Average Opponent Rank: Dodig has faced tougher opponents on average with a ranking of 325.07, compared to Serdarusic's opponents with an average rank of 392.94.

Editorial Prediction (May 29, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match appears balanced when considering recent performance trends, with both players showing strengths in specific areas.

While second serve performance is quite similar between the two, Dodig holds a slight edge in return games and handling high-pressure situations, such as breakpoints.

Serdarusic's better return on first serves might play a role, but Dodig's advantage in playing against higher-ranked opponents suggests he is accustomed to tougher challenges.

Given Dodig's higher breakpoint conversion rate and superior record in deciding sets, he emerges as the likely frontrunner for this match.