Patrick Zahraj vs Nathan Ponwith Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Patrick Zahraj's recent form shows he wins 41.51% of second serve points, slightly trailing Nathan Ponwith who has 42.29% success in this area.
• What about returning serve? Zahraj displays strength by winning 45.27% of opponents' second serve points, outperforming Ponwith's 42.13%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Nathan Ponwith holds an edge at 27.81%, with Patrick Zahraj at 25.28%.
• How do they perform under pressure? Zahraj has a solid record, saving 58.97% of breakpoints compared to Ponwith's 55.88%.
• Over the past year, Zahraj boasts a 53.75% match win rate, while Ponwith trails with 33.33% victories.
• Examining surface preferences, Patrick Zahraj excels on indoor hard courts with a 63% win rate, whereas Nathan Ponwith finds the clay courts more to his favor, also at 63%.
• Looking at the level of competition, Zahraj primarily competes in Challengers/ITF events, winning 55.36% of those matches, while Ponwith's focus has been on Futures/Satellites with a 30.00% win rate.
• When considering the quality of opponents faced in the last year, Zahraj's opponents have an average rank of 336.35, while Ponwith's opponents average at 423.14.
• Who's better in deciding sets? Zahraj has a 54% success rate, compared to Ponwith’s 44%.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Evaluating the recent performance patterns and overall statistics, Patrick Zahraj appears to have a slight advantage over Nathan Ponwith. This is primarily due to Zahraj's superior return game, pressure performance, and higher win percentage across various match levels. Additionally, Zahraj tends to perform better on indoor hard courts, the playing surface that has consistently brought him success.

While Nathan Ponwith demonstrates strengths on clay and a solid first-serve return, his overall win rate and success under match-deciding conditions lag behind Zahraj's. The discrepancy in the quality of opponents faced also favors Zahraj, suggesting he's accustomed to more challenging matchups.

Taking all these factors into account, Patrick Zahraj is the more likely contender to emerge victorious in the upcoming tennis match against Nathan Ponwith.