Nemanja Malesevic vs Karl Friberg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who excels in second serve performance? Over the past six months, Karl Friberg has won 45.05% of points on his second serve, compared to Nemanja Malesevic's 41.35%. This advantage is often reflected in match outcomes.
• In terms of returning stats, Karl Friberg outperforms Nemanja Malesevic on opponents' second serve points with 51.68% versus 46.41%. How effective are they on first serves? Here, Nemanja Malesevic slightly leads with 33.90%, compared to Friberg’s 32.94%.
• Under pressure, Nemanja Malesevic has a slight edge, saving 47.06% of breakpoints compared to Karl Friberg's 44.09%. This could be critical in close matches.
• Looking at last year's performance, Karl Friberg won 52.94% of his matches, whereas Nemanja Malesevic stood stronger with 64% victories. This indicates Malesevic’s higher consistency in winning matches.
• Which surfaces do these players prefer? Karl Friberg excels on hard courts with a 58% win rate, while Nemanja Malesevic is quite successful on indoor hard courts, also at 58%. Malesevic struggles on hard courts with a mere 33% win rate.
• Both players mainly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments. Friberg shows a 52.94% win rate, while Malesevic achieves 64%. This suggests Malesevic might have the edge in experience at this level.
• Analyzing the quality of opponents, Malesevic faces higher-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 204.28, compared to Friberg’s 332.41. This suggests Malesevic often competes against tougher competition.
• What happens in deciding sets? Karl Friberg is more successful, winning 57% of deciding sets in the past year, while Nemanja Malesevic has won only 43%.

Editorial Prediction (October 21, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis clash, Karl Friberg displays a slight edge in second serve effectiveness and returns on opponents' second serves. This may give him an early advantage in the match.

Nemanja Malesevic, however, shows better performance under breakpoint pressure and has been more consistent in match victories over the past year. He also faces higher-ranked competition, indicating his ability to compete at a stronger level.

Deciding sets lean towards Karl Friberg, which could be critical if the match goes the distance. Nevertheless, Nemanja Malesevic's higher win percentage and ability to compete against tougher opponents suggest he might have a slight overall advantage.

Based on current form and comparison of strengths, Nemanja Malesevic is likely to emerge victorious in this encounter.