Nikita Mashtakov vs Jonas Gundacker Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Mashtakov has been more effective on their second serve recently, winning 48.11% of points compared to Gundacker's 45.65%. Could this slight advantage influence the match outcome? It might.
• Gundacker has dominated in return games recently, winning 53.91% of their opponent’s second serve points, outperforming Mashtakov who stands at 47.61%.
• Both players show similar performance in returning first serves, with Mashtakov at 30.89% and Gundacker slightly ahead at 31.06%.
• Under pressure, Mashtakov has a marginal advantage, saving 51.68% of breakpoints, while Gundacker is at 48.15%.
• Over the past year, Mashtakov has a win rate of 57.41% in matches played, slightly higher than Gundacker's 56.76%.
• On hard courts, Mashtakov has a 58% win rate, making it their best surface, while Gundacker struggles on this surface with a 0% win ratio.
• Both players have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments; Mashtakov has a slightly better performance rate than Gundacker.
• Gundacker has faced tougher opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 70.46, compared to Mashtakov’s average opponent rank of 301.3. How much will this play into this matchup? It suggests Gundacker's experience against stronger competitors could be advantageous.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Mashtakov has had a 43% success rate, better than Gundacker's 38%.
• In recent form, Mashtakov has a higher breakpoint conversion rate of 37.16% compared to Gundacker’s 26.67%.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the head-to-head statistics between Mashtakov and Gundacker, various factors tip the scales, albeit slightly, in Mashtakov's favor. Mashtakov's superior performance in crucial areas such as second serve effectiveness and breakpoint conversion provides a slight edge.

Despite Gundacker's advantage in returning games and experience against higher-ranked opponents, Mashtakov could leverage their overall consistency and marginally better under-pressure performance.

Considering these elements, Mashtakov emerges as the more probable winner in the upcoming match against Gundacker, thanks to their slight advantages across multiple performance metrics, particularly on their preferred hard court surface.