Tomas Martin Etcheverry vs Hamad Medjedovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past year, Medjedovic has demonstrated impressive form, winning 67.12% of his matches, translating to a win-loss record of 49-24. In contrast, Etcheverry has secured victories in 47.62% of his matches, standing with a win-loss tally of 30-33. While both players excel on clay, Medjedovic boasts a 68% win rate (83-39), compared to Etcheverry's 66% (296-154). Medjedovic struggles on hard courts (59% win rate), and Etcheverry finds grass challenging (27% win rate). These performance metrics contribute significantly to the head-to-head analysis, particularly given the differing levels of competition they face. Medjedovic has been successful at the Challenger/ITF level, winning 70.37% of matches whereas Etcheverry often plays on the main tour, clinching 42.86% of his matches.

In their direct encounters, Etcheverry has prevailed, winning the sole match between them, which extended to three sets, culminating in a 5-7, 6-2, 6-2 victory at the Aix-En-Provence Challenger on May 3, 2023. Their head-to-head matches average a duration of 2:19:4, and they exhibit equal records in extreme pressure situations, having played no tiebreaks against each other. Under pressure, Medjedovic has saved 55.02% of breakpoints in recent matches, while Etcheverry leads with a 58.42% success rate. These aspects play an essential role in live prediction and betting, particularly if the match progresses to high-pressure situations like deciding sets.

Regarding second serve performance, Etcheverry holds a slight edge, capturing 47.69% of points in the last six months, compared to Medjedovic’s 45.07%. In return games, Medjedovic wins 42.51% of opponents' second serve points whereas Etcheverry achieves a higher rate of 43.84%. When returning first serves, Medjedovic marginally leads with a 24.56% success rate versus Etcheverry's 24.44%. Medjedovic has also been more effective in converting breakpoints recently, at 28.03%, compared to Etcheverry's 21.97%, a critical statistic during in-game betting.

On the broader competitive stage, Medjedovic typically faces opponents with an average rank of 175.67, whereas Etcheverry competes against players averaging rank 87.22. If the match enters a deciding set, Medjedovic, with a win rate of 64% over the last year, appears more competent compared to Etcheverry’s 43%. Given these statistics, Medjedovic seems poised for success in the upcoming match, provided he maintains composure under pressure and capitalizes on breakpoint opportunities.