Martin Damm vs Saba Purtseladze Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Damm edges slightly ahead in recent second serve performance, winning 48.35% of points compared to Purtseladze's 47.03%.
• Who outperforms in return games? Damm has a slight advantage, winning 46.61% of opponent's second serve points, while Purtseladze manages 45.42%.
• On first serve returns, Purtseladze is more effective, with 20.57% compared to Damm's 18.45%.
• In pressure situations, Damm excels by saving 61.11% of breakpoints vs. Purtseladze's 52.72%.
• Over the past year, Purtseladze has a higher match win rate at 67.74% versus Damm's 61.11%.
• Which surface favors each player more? Both perform best on Hard courts, with Damm winning 64% and Purtseladze 63% of their matches on this surface.
• At the $10K tournament level, Damm holds a marginal edge with an 80.95% win rate over Purtseladze's 77.78%.
• From their head-to-head history, both players have won once against each other, with Damm winning the most recent encounter on a Hard court.
• The average match duration between them is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, with no deciding sets played yet.
• In extreme pressure, such as tiebreaks, neither player has triumphed over the other.
• Over the past year, Damm has consistently played against slightly higher-ranked opponents compared to Purtseladze.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Purtseladze boasts a superior win rate of 71% compared to Damm's 43%.
• In breakpoint conversions, Damm is more successful with 28.95% conversions compared to Purtseladze’s 26.37%.

Editorial Prediction (May 23, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match promises to be a closely contested battle, with both players having shown significant strengths in different aspects of their game.

Though Damm has displayed slightly superior performance in second serve points and breakpoints saved, Purtseladze’s proficiency in first serve returns and higher overall win rate over the past year cannot be overlooked.

While Damm enjoys a minor historical head-to-head advantage on hard surfaces, the match's outcome could hinge on Purtseladze's stronger deciding set record.

Considering recent forms and performance metrics, Damm might have a marginal edge due to his stronger second serve and breakpoint conversion rates, yet a Purtseladze victory cannot be discounted given his overall solid form. However, if we must choose, Damm appears to have a slightly better chance to win this match.