Stefan Dostanic vs Pablo Martinez Gomez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the past six months, both players have very similar second serve win rates, with Dostanic at 46.39% and Gomez slightly ahead at 46.49%. Does this tiny margin make a difference? It remains minor, yet it slightly favors Gomez.
• Return Game Effectiveness: Recently, Gomez outperformed Dostanic in returning second serves, winning 47.03% of points compared to Dostanic's 44.69%. Interestingly, when it comes to first serve returns, Dostanic has a 28.34% success rate while Gomez has a lower 27.59% rate, suggesting neither player has a definitive edge.
• Under Pressure Ability: When it comes to saving breakpoints, a vital aspect for maintaining control in crucial moments, Dostanic shows a slight edge with a 58.6% save rate versus Gomez's 57.6%.
• General Performance: Over the past year, Gomez has a higher win rate of 71.43% compared to Dostanic's 64.71%, hinting at better overall form and consistency.
• Preferred Surface: Dostanic excels on clay with 83% wins in their career but struggles on hard courts at 63%. In contrast, Gomez performs best on hard courts with a 60% win rate, which is higher than his clay record of 53%.
• Event Participation: Dostanic has dominated the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning 88% of matches, while Gomez has a 71.43% win rate at similar events, indicating Dostanic might do better at lower-tier events.
• Opponent Quality: Over the last year, Gomez has faced tougher competition, with opponents averaging a ranking of 272.9, against Dostanic's 346.25, potentially providing Gomez with more challenging match experience.
• Deciding Set Outcomes: Gomez appears more reliable in intense matches, winning 59% of deciding sets compared to Dostanic's 53%, suggesting stamina or strategic edge under pressure.
• Break Point Conversion: Dostanic proves more effective in converting break points, achieving 36.25% success, significantly outperforming Gomez's 28.03% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 7, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent form, Gomez marginally edges out Dostanic in second serve performance and crucial return game effectiveness, indicating a potential advantage in long rallies.

While Dostanic might have an edge on clay, this factor could be diluted if the matchup is not on their favored surface. Gomez's lower-tier event performance shows they may not have the consistency of Dostanic but they face stiffer competition.

Gomez appears more adept in deciding sets, a critical insight for predicting outcomes under high-pressure scenarios.

Despite Dostanic's higher breakpoint conversion rate, Gomez's collective metrics suggest a slightly stronger form overall.

Based on the statistical comparison, Gomez holds a slight edge and is more likely to emerge victorious in their upcoming match.