Nakashima vs Zverev: Expert Predictions and Viewing Guide

The H2H record between Zverev and Nakashima reveals they have clashed only a handful of times, with Zverev ahead 4-0 in four direct encounters. In two hard outdoor court matches, Zverev holds a 2-0 edge over Nakashima.

All our models point to Zverev as the favorite to win the match.

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Brandon Nakashima builds momentum with 26-20 record (56.52% win percentage), firing 8.15 aces while maintaining just 1.11 double faults per match. This season, Nakashima participated in 23 matches on hard outdoor courts, winning 14 and losing 9. A breakdown of his performance shows 78.04% of first serve points won, 55.13% of second serve points won, and 2.09 break points converted per match. In his last match on Sunday, 10 August 2025, Nakashima defeated Alexander Blockx in three sets (4-6, 6-3, 7-6) during the round of 64 at ATP Cincinnati.

Zverev has been on a good run, achieving 40 wins in 55 matches (72.73% win rate), with 7.62 aces and 2.13 double faults per match as a norm. Zverev engaged in 21 matches on hard outdoor courts during the current season, with a 16-5 win-loss record. In addition to converting 3.05 break points per match, he won 77.48% of the points behind his first serve and 53.81% on his second. He took home one title this season: ATP Munich. Zverev emerged victorious in his last match, beating Nishesh Basavareddy in two sets (6-3, 6-3) in the round of 64 at ATP Cincinnati, on 11 August 2025.