Petr Nesterov vs Maximilian Homberg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When comparing second serve performance, Petr Nesterov holds a slight edge, winning 47.24% of points compared to Maximilian Homberg's 44.23%. Could this give Nesterov a slight advantage?
• In terms of return games, both players perform closely with Nesterov slightly better at returning second serves (45.78%) and first serves (31.51%) compared to Homberg's respective percentages of 44.82% and 28.45%.
• Under pressure, Nesterov again edges out Homberg by saving 51.22% of breakpoints, whereas Homberg saves 50.19%.
• Nesterov shows a stronger overall performance with 58.73% win rate over the last year, surpassing Homberg's 48.72%.
• Their best surface performances reveal a preference for indoor hard courts for Nesterov (53% win rate), whereas Homberg's is on clay (53%).
• Level of competition: Nesterov plays primarily in ITF tournaments, winning 66.67% of these matches, while Homberg has a 48.72% win rate in similar events.
• Interestingly, Nesterov has faced slightly lower ranked opponents, with an average rank of 436.06, compared to Homberg's 400.69.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Nesterov again has a better win rate, securing 57% of these matches versus Homberg’s 50%.
• While past performance is crucial, current event stats should also be considered to identify any form changes during the event.
• Homberg outshines Nesterov in breakpoint conversion, capitalizing on 35.66% of opportunities compared to Nesterov's 31.16%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

Both Maximilian Homberg and Petr Nesterov display competitive strengths, each excelling in different areas of the game. Nesterov has shown a particular advantage in second serve performance and pressure situations, which likely correlates to his generally higher match win percentage over the past year.

While Homberg's ability to convert breakpoints is noteworthy, Nesterov's overall consistency and success under pressure, particularly in deciding sets, suggest that he might handle crucial match moments more effectively.

Given these factors, Petr Nesterov appears to have a slight edge in this upcoming match, making him the likely winner based on recent performance patterns and overall statistics.