David Ferrer vs David Nalbandian: Head-to-Head Record

Spain

95
14 meetings
Hard: 35Clay: 60
Weighted by importance & recency
9.74.3
The same matches re-weighted by what was at stake and how recently — a Grand Slam final this year counts for more than an early round a decade ago.
David Ferrer
95
David Nalbandian

David Ferrer and David Nalbandian have met 14 times on the professional tour. David Ferrer leads the head-to-head 9–5. Their most recent meeting came at Buenos Aires in 2013.

David Ferrer vs David Nalbandian stats comparison

Form

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02026 titles0

Clutch

Under pressure
Clutch Rating·Clear edge
80
57
Break points saved·Clear edge
86
68
Break points won·Clear edge
83
63
Deciding sets·Clear edge
94
73
Tiebreaks·Slight edge
74
80

Performance in the biggest moments — break points, deciding sets and tiebreaks (0–100, higher is better). About

Serve vs return

Recent form
David Ferrerserving80% hold

wins 63% of points on serve vs David Nalbandian

David Nalbandianserving73% hold

wins 60% of points on serve vs David Ferrer

Serve advantage — David Ferrer

Each player's serve crossed against the other's return, converted to expected hold of serve. Recent completed matches, ATP, WTA & Challenger. About

Set records · last ~30 matches

First sets won·Even
57%
60%
Deciding sets won·Even
44%
40%

Career

Career win rate·Even
66%
66%
27Career titles11

Profile

44Age44
175 cmHeight180 cm
RightPlaysRight

Set records use each player's last ~30 completed matches; form shows the last 10 results. Ratings come from the same data that powers the Umpiry Score.

All 14 meetings

Frequently asked questions

Who leads the head-to-head between David Ferrer and David Nalbandian?

David Ferrer leads the head-to-head against David Nalbandian 9–5 after 14 meetings.

How many times have David Ferrer and David Nalbandian played each other?

David Ferrer and David Nalbandian have played each other 14 times on the professional tour.

When did David Ferrer and David Nalbandian last play each other?

Their most recent meeting came at Buenos Aires in 2013, where David Ferrer won.