H. Medjedovic vs B. Nakashima AI Prediction
H. Medjedovic
Rank #78
B. Nakashima
Rank #18
AI Prediction
First Set Winner
B. Nakashima to win first set
Given the current form and rankings, B. Nakashima is favored to win the first set against H. Medjedovic. Nakashima's experience and higher ranking should allow him to start strong, especially considering Medjedovic's recent struggles, losing all of his last five matches. The hard court surface also aligns well with Nakashima's playing style, enhancing his chances to take the first set.
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Season Stats
Match Analysis
Rankings & Form
Borna Nakashima holds a clear advantage in the rankings at No. 18 with 2,335 points, compared to Hamad Medjedovic’s No. 78 position and 764 points. While Nakashima’s recent form is mixed but somewhat resilient (LWLWL), Medjedovic is struggling with a five-match losing streak (LLLLL). This contrast sets an interesting dynamic as the higher-ranked player aims to assert control early in Lyon’s qualification rounds.
Head-to-Head History
Their head-to-head stands evenly at 1-1, with Nakashima winning 2-0 in Almaty and Medjedovic edging out 2-1 in Belgrade 2. Both matches suggest close contests, but Nakashima’s straight-sets win hints at his capacity to dominate when in form. This balance adds a layer of tactical intrigue, as Medjedovic will seek to replicate his previous success to offset his current form issues.
Recent Match Trends
Looking at recent results, Medjedovic has lost four consecutive matches with tight scores—often going to three sets (2-1, 1-2). Nakashima’s performances have been more volatile, alternating losses and wins, but he’s demonstrated the ability to close matches decisively, including a 2-0 win on a recent outing. This could give Nakashima a psychological edge in pressure moments during this qualifier.
Match Prediction
Despite Medjedovic’s resilience in past encounters, Nakashima’s superior ranking and sporadic flashes of strong play make him the favorite here. The expert consensus leans heavily towards Nakashima winning outright (~1.35), with an AI model suggesting he’ll also take the first set (~1.60). Expect Nakashima to leverage his experience and tactical adaptability to break through Medjedovic’s current slump.
