Noah Karma vs Dimitris Sakellaridis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on second serve: Karma's recent form shows they have won 44.62% of second serve points compared to Sakellaridis' 43.1%. Does Karma hold a slight edge here? Yes, marginally.
• Return stats: Sakellaridis slightly outperforms Karma, winning 48.15% of second serve return points, while Karma wins 47.8%. On first serve returns, Sakellaridis has a clear lead with 33.91% compared to Karma's 30.62%.
• Under pressure, Sakellaridis has a small advantage, saving 53.15% of breakpoints to Karma's 52.33%.
• Overall performance: In the past year, Sakellaridis has a superior win rate at 62.94%, whereas Karma has won 53.33% of their matches.
• Best surface performance is on Hard courts for both players: Karma has a 50% win rate, while Sakellaridis leads with 56%.
• Tournament level: Karma has won 57.14% of Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K matches, and Sakellaridis has won 62.94% at the same level.
• Head-to-head history: Karma has a 1-0 lead against Sakellaridis, winning their only encounter in straight sets.
• Under extreme pressure: Karma claimed victory in their only tiebreak against Sakellaridis.
• Opponent quality: Karma has faced slightly higher-ranked opponents on average (rank 165.4) compared to Sakellaridis (rank 243.98).
• Deciding sets: Karma has won all deciding sets over the last year, while Sakellaridis has a 52% success rate.
• Break point conversion: Sakellaridis excels here with 41.4% conversion, compared to Karma's 27.03%.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the stats leading into this highly anticipated tennis match, we see that both players exhibit unique strengths and weaknesses.

Karma slightly edges out Sakellaridis in second serve performance, which often serves as a reliable indicator of match success. However, Sakellaridis returns serves marginally better, making their return game a potentially decisive factor.

Despite a stronger head-to-head record in their past encounter, Karma has faced tougher competition overall. Nevertheless, Sakellaridis boasts a superior win rate in recent tournaments.

The under-pressure and surface preference statistics suggest a close match, but Sakellaridis exhibits more efficient break point conversion, which could sway critical moments in their favor.

Considering all data, while Karma has a historical advantage, current trends slightly favor Sakellaridis. Therefore, Sakellaridis emerges as the likely victor for this encounter.