Nino Serdarusic vs Sergey Fomin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Fomin has shown a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 43.29% of points, compared to Serdarusic's 40.89%.
• Both players exhibit slightly better effectiveness in return games, with Fomin leading by winning 48.7% of points on opponents' second serves. Serdarusic follows closely, winning 45.73%.
• Considering first serve returns, Fomin again leads with a marginal edge at 30.07%, narrowly surpassing Serdarusic's 29.69%.
• Under pressure, Serdarusic displays superior breakpoint-saving capability, with a 54.79% success rate against Fomin's 50.1%.
• Analyzing their recent performance, Fomin shows a higher overall match win rate at 62.34%, compared to Serdarusic's 40% over the past year.
• Both players perform best on clay, holding an identical 58% win rate on this surface. However, Fomin struggles more on I.hard courts (44%), while Serdarusic is winless on grass (0%).
• Within the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, Fomin has a greater success rate, winning 64.52% of matches, compared to Serdarusic's 45.45%.
• The average ranking of opponents faced over the last year is very close, with Serdarusic's opponents ranked at 401.7 and Fomin's at 403.25, suggesting parity in competition level.
• Fomin demonstrates better performance in deciding sets, winning 54% of such sets over the last 12 months, whereas Serdarusic has only succeeded 25% of the time.
• In terms of break point conversion, Fomin again has the upper hand, converting 38.23% of opportunities against Serdarusic's 34.15%.

Editorial Prediction (August 18, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent statistics, it appears that Fomin has a consistent advantage over Serdarusic in several key areas. Particularly in serving performance, return games, and breakpoint conversions, Fomin exhibits a slight edge.

Despite this, Serdarusic shows resilience under pressure by saving breakpoints more effectively. However, Fomin's ability to secure deciding sets and overall higher win percentage over the past year suggest a stronger competitive form.

Both players perform best on clay courts, making the surface less likely to favor either player distinctly. Still, Fomin's ability to convert critical points and his consistent match success rates indicate a robust match readiness.

Given these observations, Fomin is positioned as the likely winner in the upcoming contest.