Terence Atmane vs Yoshihito Nishioka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance shows a slight edge for Atmane, winning 46.71% of points, compared to Nishioka's 45.86%. Can this marginal difference suggest Atmane's advantage?
• In return games, Nishioka has recently secured 47.64% of points on opponent's second serves, while Atmane achieved 44.03%. Could this indicate Nishioka as the stronger returner?
• When handling first serve returns, Atmane excels with a 24.23% success rate, surpassing Nishioka's 17.83%. Does this make Atmane more favorable in initial exchanges?
• Atmane has a higher breakpoint saving rate, 64.64%, compared to Nishioka’s 55.26%. Is Atmane's ability to perform under pressure a determining factor?
• Overall win rates show Atmane slightly ahead at 52.78%, whereas Nishioka holds 50% for the past year.
• Considering surfaces, Atmane's best is Hard courts at 65%, while Nishioka performs best on Indoor Hard, holding a 64% win rate.
• Event levels differ as Atmane mostly plays in Challenger/ITF tournaments, winning 59.09%, whereas Nishioka competes more on the Main tour with a 52.94% win rate.
• Direct head-to-head reveals Nishioka's dominance, winning 2 out of 2 matches against Atmane and leading in sets 4-2.
• In lengthy matches, Nishioka has prevailed in deciding sets twice, with Atmane yet to claim a deciding set win against him.
• Nishioka has faced tougher competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 113.39, while Atmane’s opponents averaged 245.08 in rank.
• Both players exhibit similar strengths in deciding sets over the last 12 months, each winning 50% of the time against all competitors.
• When it comes to converting breakpoints, Nishioka holds a better record at 32.26%, while Atmane's conversion is 27.96%.

Editorial Prediction (August 7, 2025, UTC):

In reviewing both players' statistics, Yoshihito Nishioka holds a slight advantage in various performance metrics crucial for this match. His ability to return serves and convert breakpoints is particularly notable. Furthermore, his past record against Atmane gives him a psychological edge.

Nishioka's experience against higher-ranked opponents and his consistent performance on Indoor Hard surfaces suggests he may have the upper hand in this match. While Atmane shows promise with his first serve returns and under-pressure performance, Nishioka's overall historical success and surface proficiency provide him with a strategic advantage.

Based on the analysis of their past encounters and current performance indicators, Yoshihito Nishioka is the likely winner of this upcoming tennis match.