Zura Tkemaladze vs Nicolas Tepmahc Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve statistics indicate Zura Tkemaladze wins 43.29% of their second serve points, marginally higher than Nicolas Tepmahc's 42.07%. Could this slight edge make a difference in their upcoming match? Perhaps.
• When observing return game performance, Zura Tkemaladze excels by winning 49.45% of their opponent's second serve points, surpassing Nicolas Tepmahc's 45.87%. However, on first serve returns, Tepmahc holds a small edge at 32.10% compared to Tkemaladze's 30.49%.
• Under pressure, Nicolas Tepmahc demonstrates a stronger ability to save breakpoints with a 52.88% success rate, edging out Tkemaladze's 48.70%.
• Looking at the overall match performance over the past year, Tepmahc stands out significantly with a win rate of 59.68%, far exceeding Tkemaladze's 26.67%.
• Both players are at their best on hard courts with identical career win percentages of 49%, yet Tepmahc shows a more consistent career performance across other surfaces.
• At the level of Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, Tepmahc has been notably superior, having won 61.02% of their matches compared to Tkemaladze's 26.09%.
• Tepmahc's competition quality, reflected by an average opponent rank of 314.06, contrasts with Tkemaladze's 483.4, hinting at Tepmahc's ability to face tougher opponents.
• If the match stretches into a deciding set, Tkemaladze has shown more composure, winning 42% of his deciding sets compared to Tepmahc’s 36%.
• The event's current stats will further influence predictions, as player form is crucial.

Editorial Prediction (October 30, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming match approaches, we look into the subtle differences that could determine the winner. Zura Tkemaladze holds a slight advantage in second serve and return game points, which could prove pivotal during key rallies. However, when evaluating the ability to handle pressure, Nicolas Tepmahc exhibits stronger breakpoint resilience.

The contrast in their performance across the past year is stark, with Tepmahc consistently achieving better results. Although both excel on hard courts, Tepmahc shows a broader competitive edge across different surfaces and higher-quality opponent encounters.

While Tkemaladze may have a slightly better track record in deciding sets, Tepmahc's overall consistency and track record suggest he is more likely to carry the day, especially given his performance against higher-ranked competitors.

Based on these observations, Nicolas Tepmahc emerges as the probable winner, benefiting from better match experience, stronger total match performance, and pressure-handling capabilities.