Noah Thurner vs Matthias Ujvary Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has performed better in recent second serve stats? Ujvary has a slight edge with 43.89% of points won compared to Thurner's 43.06%.
• Thurner excels in saving breakpoints with a 57.47% success rate, while Ujvary manages to save 52.24%.
• Ujvary shows a stronger return game, winning 52.58% of points on opponents’ second serve, as opposed to Thurner's 45.18%.
• Return stats for first serves indicate Ujvary's marginal lead with 30.34% vs. Thurner's 29.19%.
• In terms of match wins over the last year, Thurner has a slightly higher win percentage at 57.14% compared to Ujvary’s 54.24%.
• Thurner feels more at home on Hard surfaces, boasting a 46% win rate, while Ujvary thrives on Clay with a 48% win rate.
• Considering performance at lower-level tournaments, Ujvary slightly edges out Thurner, winning 59.26% of matches compared to Thurner's 57.14%.
• Ujvary has tackled slightly higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 216.81 compared to Thurner's 259.4.
• Both players have a similar success rate in deciding sets, each winning 33% of them.
• In recent breakpoint conversion, Ujvary marginally leads with a 37.01% conversion rate, just ahead of Thurner's 35.96%.

Editorial Prediction (August 5, 2025, UTC):

Comparing both players reveals subtle edges in various aspects. Ujvary slightly outperforms Thurner on second serve points and exhibit stronger return game statistics overall. Both players show comparable success in deciding sets.

Thurner holds a marginally better overall match win percentage over the past year. Surface preference shows Thurner favors Hard courts, while Ujvary excels on Clay.

Considering opponent quality, Ujvary has faced stronger competition, being a detail that could influence match dynamics. Breakpoint conversion also signs in Ujvary's favor, further highlighting their competitive edge.

Given these factors and consistent performance in competition, Ujvary appears to have a slight advantage and could be the likely winner in the upcoming match.