Daniel Altmaier vs Hamad Medjedovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performance, Medjedovic has a slight edge with second serve points won at 46.29% compared to Altmaier's 45.79%.
• Altmaier excels slightly in returning second serves, winning 44.9% of such points, as opposed to Medjedovic's 43.82%.
• First serve return stats show a marginal edge to Medjedovic at 24.96% over Altmaier's 24.59%.
• When pressured, Altmaier saves 55.84% of breakpoints, marginally surpassing Medjedovic's 54.8%.
• Over the past year, Medjedovic holds a stronger win percentage in matches at 65% compared to Altmaier’s 50.68%.
• Both players prefer clay courts; however, Medjedovic has a better win percentage on this surface at 67% against Altmaier's 61%.
• In terms of match caliber, Medjedovic has performed better on the Main tour with a 72% win rate, while Altmaier has achieved a lesser 43.75%.
• The head-to-head record is balanced with one win each, but Altmaier has won more sets (4) compared to Medjedovic’s three (3).
• In deciding sets against each other, Medjedovic edges out Altmaier, having won the only deciding set (1-0).
• Altmaier leads in tie-break situations with a 1-0 record against Medjedovic, indicating resilience under pressure.
• Altmaier has faced slightly stronger opponents with an average rank of 112.22, compared to Medjedovic's 132.82.
• In deciding set performance over the past year, both players are closely matched, with Medjedovic winning 63% versus Altmaier's 61%.
• In converting breakpoints recently, Altmaier surpasses Medjedovic, converting 28.04% compared to Medjedovic's 24.43%.
• The context of the current event may also influence performance based on historical patterns of players excelling in certain events.

Editorial Prediction (August 26, 2025, UTC):

For this upcoming match, both Altmaier and Medjedovic exhibit strengths that promise a competitive encounter. Altmaier’s ability to convert breakpoints and perform under pressure slightly favors him. Notably, his win in their last head-to-head on clay, where both show their best performance, reflects his capacity to succeed under similar conditions.

Despite Medjedovic's higher annual win rate and slight advantage in second serve success, Altmaier's better performance in tie-breaks and against stronger opponents suggest he might have an upper hand.

Given current trends and past performances, Altmaier is likely to be the favorite to come out on top in this match.