Viacheslav Bielinskyi vs Andrej Nedic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does recent second serve performance influence match predictions? Viacheslav Bielinskyi wins 36.81% of points on second serve, whereas Andrej Nedic achieves 42.00%.
• Who excels in returning opponents' second serves? Bielinskyi edges out with 52.12% compared to Nedic's 46.67%.
• First serve return stats show Bielinskyi leading slightly at 33.84%, with Nedic at 30.88%.
• Which player is better under pressure? Bielinskyi saves 47.11% of breakpoints, marginally higher than Nedic’s 46.63%.
• In terms of match success over the last year, Bielinskyi has a 74.60% win rate, while Nedic follows closely with 71.62%.
• Both players perform best on clay, each with a 65% win rate; however, Bielinskyi struggles more on I.hard with just 25% wins, compared to Nedic's 56%.
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level, Nedic has a slightly higher win rate of 76.12% compared to Bielinskyi’s 74.60%.
• Direct head-to-head: Nedic leads 3-1 in matches and also has an advantage in set wins, leading 6-3.
• The last encounter saw Nedic triumphing 6-4, 6-2 on clay, indicating possible dominance in similar conditions.
• Regarding the quality of opponents, Nedic faces slightly better-ranked players on average (389.7) than Bielinskyi (408.03).
• Does deciding set performance matter? Nedic has won 69% of his deciding sets, compared to Bielinskyi's 50%.

Editorial Prediction (October 25, 2025, UTC):

Looking at second serve and return stats, Andrej Nedic has a noteworthy potential advantage. His ability to win a higher percentage of points on both his and his opponent's second serve can be pivotal in tight matches.

Under pressure, both players show similar resilience, with a slight edge to Bielinskyi in breakpoints saved. However, Nedic’s experience in high-stakes scenarios might be bolstered by his superior deciding set track record.

The head-to-head record also tilts in Nedic’s favor, with a 3-1 lead in previous encounters. His recent victory on clay against Bielinskyi points towards continued dominance on this familiar surface.

Considering these factors, Andrej Nedic appears to be the favored contender for this upcoming match. His consistent performance in past meetings, better second serve stats, and robust deciding set record suggest he is the likely winner.