Novak Djokovic vs Sebastian Korda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Novak Djokovic has secured 41.98% of points, whereas Sebastian Korda has achieved a higher percentage at 50%. This aspect is crucial in predicting potential match outcomes. Additionally, when it comes to returning games, Djokovic has managed to win 37.74% of opponents' second serve points, while Korda has performed better with 47.44% in recent form. Their first serve return stats are similarly close, with Djokovic capturing 22.99% and Korda slightly ahead with 23.78%.

Analyzing their performances under pressure, Djokovic has successfully saved 60.37% of breakpoints faced, which exceeds Korda's 51.67%. This defensive capability is a significant factor when betting in-game. In terms of past year performance, Djokovic boasts a superior match win rate at 79.59% (39 wins and 10 losses), while Korda has secured a 64.29% win rate (27 wins and 15 losses).

When examining career performance by surface, both players have their best win percentages on Grass. Djokovic excels with an 86% win rate (124 wins and 21 losses), while Korda holds a 64% win rate (16 wins and 9 losses) on the same surface. Intriguingly, Djokovic's weakest surface is indoor hard courts with a 79% win rate, whereas Korda falters more on clay with a 58% win rate.

Considering career-level play, Djokovic has mostly competed in Grand Slams recently, with an impressive 84.21% win rate (16 wins and 3 losses), contrasting with Korda, who has mostly engaged in the Main tour, holding a 73.68% win rate (14 wins and 5 losses). The level of opponents they have faced is similar, with Djokovic encountering players with an average rank of 83.65 compared to Korda's opponents' average rank of 81.88.

In head-to-head encounters, Djokovic leads with a win in their sole previous meeting. They played at the Adelaide International on January 8, 2023, where Djokovic triumphed in a tight match, 6-7(8), 7-6(3), 6-4. Their head-to-head duration has averaged 3 hours and 9 minutes. Notably, they have shared two tiebreaks with both players winning one each.

In deciding set performances, over the past 12 months, Djokovic has a win rate of 50%, while Korda holds a slightly better rate at 55% in all tour matches. Breakpoint conversion is another vital statistic where Djokovic has a 29.63% success rate in recent form, closely matched by Korda's 29.51% conversion rate.

Considering all these statistics, Djokovic appears to have a slight edge over Korda, particularly in tight, pressure-filled scenarios and with historical head-to-head success. Therefore, based on this analysis, Djokovic is predicted to win their upcoming match.