Terence Atmane vs Luca Nardi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, match performance can often be gauged through serve and return game statistics. Nardi has demonstrated a 44.57% success rate in winning points on second serve, slightly behind Atmane's performance of 48.1%. This metric, closely linked to match predictions, suggests marginal advantage toward Atmane.

In return games, Nardi claims victory in 44.63% of their opponent's second serve points, while Atmane edges slightly ahead at 45.26%. When analyzing first serve returns, Nardi has a slight upper hand with a success rate of 24.51% compared to Atmane's 22.62%. Such stats provide insight into their likely match advantages.

Handling high-pressure situations is crucial in tennis, and here Atmane again takes a slight lead, having saved 53.85% of breakpoints compared to Nardi's 51.38%. Breakpoint conversion stats also reflect Atmane's proficiency, succeeding in 33.33% of opportunities, whereas Nardi converts at 29.81%. These figures can offer anticipations for key moments during live matches.

Analyzing player match history, Nardi has outperformed Atmane with a 55.22% win rate over the past year (37 wins to 30 losses), compared to Atmane’s 49.23% (32 wins to 33 losses). On hard courts, both players boast impressive records with Atmane leading at a 64% win rate compared to Nardi's 60%. Conversely, grass remains a challenging surface for both.

The direct head-to-head comparison favors Nardi, having secured victory in their sole face-off. This took place at the BNP Paribas Open - Indian Wells, ending 6-4, 6-0 in Nardi’s favor, marking a swift match that lasted an average of 1:13:25—a predictive cue for future encounters.

When considering opponent caliber, Nardi has competed against higher-ranked players, averaging an opponent rank of 167.01, as compared to Atmane's 214.37. In matches decided in the final set, Nardi demonstrates a better track record, winning 55% of such matches, whereas Atmane has won 40%. This suggests Nardi's potential resilience if the match goes the distance.

Recent form, surface preference, and head-to-head records cumulatively suggest that Nardi may hold a slight edge in the upcoming match, although Atmane's close statistics and surface proficiency hint at a competitive encounter.