Tomas Machac vs Luca Nardi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Nardi's recent second serve success rate is 44.52%, while Machac stands at 50.21%. Is a stronger second serve crucial for match predictions? It often is.
• When it comes to returning, Nardi wins 44.74% of second serve points from opponents, compared to Machac's 47.1%. For first serve returns, Nardi leads with 24.3% over Machac's 21.8%.
• Under pressure, who saves more breakpoints? Nardi saves 55.77% of breakpoints, whereas Machac saves 49.03%, suggesting Nardi might have an edge under pressure.
• In terms of overall performance, Nardi has a win rate of 54.79% over the past year, while Machac boasts 59.26%.
• Analyzing surfaces, Nardi excels on Hard courts with a 60% win rate, while Machac's best is on Indoor Hard with 68%.
• Considering match experience, Nardi mainly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 66.67%, whereas Machac has a 68% win rate on the Main tour.
• In direct head-to-head confrontations, Machac leads with two wins against Nardi's one victory.
• Examining close matches, the average encounter between Nardi and Machac lasts 1 hour and 35 minutes, and neither has won a deciding set against the other.
• In tiebreak situations, Machac leads by winning two out of three tie-breaks against Nardi.
• Nardi typically faces opponents with an average rank of 181.95, while Machac challenges players ranked around 67.09 on average.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Nardi has a 59% success rate, whereas Machac has a 50% win rate.
• Machac converts 42.42% of breakpoints, significantly higher compared to Nardi's 24.69% conversion rate, which could prove pivotal.

Editorial Prediction (August 23, 2025, UTC):

Nardi and Machac's recent performances provide a fascinating comparison as they prepare for their upcoming match. Machac shows superior success with second serve points and higher breakpoint conversion rates, suggesting he can capitalize on key scoring opportunities.

Nardi, excelling on Hard courts, demonstrates better breakpoint saving, critical for managing pressure scenarios. However, this advantage might be offset by Machac's experience and performance against higher-ranked players on the Main tour.

In head-to-head matchups, Machac holds a narrow edge with two wins to Nardi's one, displaying resilience in tiebreaks as well.

Taking these factors into account, Machac appears more likely to win, leveraging critical moments to his advantage on the court.