Toby Martin vs Liam Hignett Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Martin's recent second serve performance is marginally better than Hignett's, winning 44.09% of points compared to Hignett's 43.91%.
• Can we predict the winner based on return stats? Martin has an edge, winning 47.81% on the opponent's second serve points, compared to Hignett's 46.6%. Martin also dominates first serve return points with 29.54% against Hignett's 26.22%.
• Under pressure, Hignett excels, saving an impressive 59.04% of breakpoints, surpassing Martin's 43.56%.
• Year-long match performance shows Martin with a slightly lower win rate at 47.92%, against Hignett's balanced 50%.
• Surface specialization reveals Martin's greatest strength on clay with a 53% win rate, while Hignett is best on indoor hard courts, holding a 38% win rate.
• Both players have participated mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, yet Hignett's 50% win record slightly exceeds Martin's 48.94% in similar events.
• Direct head-to-head matches are tied 1-1, though Martin has secured 3 out of 5 sets overall against Hignett's 2.
• Their recent encounter ended with Hignett victorious in a deciding set on an indoor hard court.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Martin could have a better chance, with a 33% success rate in the past year, whereas Hignett has yet to win in similar situations.
• In high-pressure situations, including tiebreaks, they are evenly matched, each winning once.
• Martin has faced stronger competition over the past year, with opponents averaging a rank of 316.42, while Hignett faced players averaging a rank of 145.57.
• Current form indicates Martin is less effective at converting break points, achieving just 32% compared to Hignett's superior 50% rate.

Editorial Prediction (September 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Martin and Hignett is set to be a compelling contest, with both players showcasing distinct advantages in particular areas.

Martin's superior second serve and first serve return points might provide a slight edge on serve consistency. However, Hignett's expertise in saving breakpoints and converting them at a higher rate could prove decisive in this match.

Historically, Martin has shown resilience in tie-breaking scenarios, but if the match extends to a deciding set, his performance might falter against Hignett's steadiness under pressure.

Considering surface proficiency and recent competitive exposure, Hignett appears slightly more equipped to exploit opportunities in this clash.

Based on these factors, the prediction leans toward Hignett as the more likely victor in their upcoming encounter.