Tomas Machac vs Brandon Nakashima Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the performance of players on their second serve over the recent six months, Nakashima leads slightly with a success rate of 49.47%, compared to Machac's 48.11%. Return game stats further illustrate how both players fare against their opponents' serves. Nakashima has captured 38.72% of second serve return points, whereas Machac outperforms with 44.77%. Similarly, for first serve returns, Nakashima has won 20.76% while Machac edges ahead with 22.17%.

A look into their ability to perform under pressure reveals that Nakashima has been more effective at saving breakpoints with a rate of 65.1%, compared to Machac's 53.36%. This may play a crucial role for predictions in high-stakes moments during matches. Evaluating their match-win percentages over the last year, Nakashima has secured wins in 60.76% of matches (W/L 48/31), while Machac boasts a slightly higher win rate of 62.3% (W/L 38/23). Such data give a glimpse into the likely favorite based on head-to-head comparisons.

Regarding surface performance, Nakashima achieves his best win percentage of 69% on Indoor Hard courts (W/L 58/26) and struggles more on Clay surfaces with a win rate of 52% (W/L 29/27). Conversely, Machac excels on Hard surfaces with the same win rate of 69% (W/L 79/36) but has a 50% performance on Grass (W/L 6/6). In terms of competition level, Nakashima has played mostly on the Main tour over the past year, winning 54.29% (W/L 19/16), while Machac has been more successful, winning 66.67% of his matches (W/L 18/9). These figures hint at differing strengths relative to the event level played.

The quality of opponents is another consideration, with Nakashima facing opponents with an average ranking of 87.34 against Machac's opponents averaging a ranking of 71.84 over the past year. In deciding set scenarios, Machac appears stronger, having triumphed in 70% of such sets, compared to Nakashima's 58%. These statistics are essential for those engaging in live predictions during matches.

Break point conversion statistics further underscore the players' abilities in capitalizing on game opportunities. Nakashima has converted 29.87% of break points recently, slightly better than Machac's rate of 29.53%. When synthesizing all these data points, Machac holds a marginal edge based on current statistics and match performance, suggesting that he might emerge victorious in the upcoming match.