Terence Atmane vs Nicolai Budkov Kjaer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Terence Atmane has been slightly better on the second serve, winning 45.93% of points compared to Nicolai Budkov Kjaer's 42.10%. Could this edge tilt the match in Atmane's favor?
• When it comes to returning second serves, Kjaer shows a minor advantage, capturing 45.11% of points while Atmane wins 44.76%.
• In first serve returns, Kjaer significantly outperforms Atmane, winning 28.16% of the points compared to Atmane's 23.03%. This could be critical in their head-to-head matchup.
• Under pressure, Atmane has saved 61.29% of breakpoints, which is notably higher than Kjaer's 53.63%. How might this influence tight moments in the match?
• Overall, in the past year, Kjaer has had a higher match win percentage at 66.67% compared to Atmane's 54.41%.
• Both players excel on hard surfaces with a winning percentage of 65%. On grass, however, Kjaer holds a slight advantage with a 50% win rate against Atmane’s 33%.
• In Challenger/ITF matches over $10K, Kjaer again surpasses Atmane, winning 69.49% of the matches compared to Atmane's 59.46%.
• Atmane has faced stronger opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 215.65 while Kjaer's opponents average at 298.33.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Kjaer may have the upper hand, having won 63% of such sets, compared to Atmane’s 48% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 18, 2025, UTC):

As this matchup unfolds, several critical factors could define the outcome. Terence Atmane holds a slight edge in second serve performance, a stat closely linked to match success. However, Nicolai Budkov Kjaer compensates with stronger first serve return stats and a higher match win percentage over the last year.

While Atmane plays against stronger opponents and handles breakpoints better, Kjaer’s consistency in critical moments and greater success in deciding sets cannot be overlooked. Both players shine on hard surfaces, but Kjaer is notably more effective across entire tournaments, including Challenger/ITF competitions.

Considering these elements, Nicolai Budkov Kjaer appears to have a small but significant advantage, making him the likely winner of this impending tennis clash.