David Ferrer vs Kei Nishikori: Head-to-Head Record

David FerrerSpain44 y
Head-to-head
4–10
Nishikori leads · 14 meetings
Hard4–5Clay0–4Grass0–1
Kei NishikoriJapan36 y
Ferrer
4–10
14 meetings
Nishikori
Nishikori leads
Hard4–5Clay0–4Grass0–1

David Ferrer and Kei Nishikori have met 14 times on the professional tour. Kei Nishikori leads the head-to-head 10–4. Their most recent meeting came at Rome Masters in 2017.

How the two players compare today
David Ferrer vs Kei Nishikori stats comparison
Today
FerrerNishikori
1,946Elo1,922
6–4Last 105–5
84Clutch88

David Ferrer vs Kei Nishikori stats comparison

1,946Elo1,922
6–4Last 105–5
84Clutch88
Current form
Last 10 · most recent first
Ferrer6–4Streak W1
WLWLWWLWLW
Nishikori5–5Streak L2
LLWWLWLLWW

Current form

Last 10 · newest first
6–4Last 105–5
W1StreakL2
Ferrer
WLWLWWLWLW
Nishikori
LLWWLWLLWW
Surface comparison
FerrerNishikori
1,946Elo1,922
—Win % · 12M48%
—W–L · 12M10–11
4H2H10
Ferrer has no matches in the last 12 months.

Surface comparison

1,946Elo1,922
—Win % · 12M48%
—W–L · 12M10–11
4H2H10
Ferrer has no matches in the last 12 months.
Serve vs return
Umpiry ratings · 12M
Ferrer serve—vsNishikori return—
Nishikori serve—vsFerrer return—
Not enough recent matches for Ferrer’s and Nishikori’s ratings yet.

Serve vs return

Ratings · 12M
Ferrer serve—vsNishikori return—
Nishikori serve—vsFerrer return—
Not enough recent matches for Ferrer’s and Nishikori’s ratings yet.
Clutch
Last 12 months
FerrerNishikori
—Break points saved51%34 / 67
—Tiebreaks won40%2–3
—Deciding sets won56%5–4
Not enough recent matches for Ferrer’s clutch stats yet.

Clutch

Last 12 months
—Break points saved51%34 / 67
—Tiebreaks won40%2–3
—Deciding sets won56%5–4
Not enough recent matches for Ferrer’s clutch stats yet.
Freshness
Ferrer · Nishikori
Last match
2713 days agoMadrid Masters · R64vs8 days agoTokyo · R32
Matches · last 30 days
0vs1
Sets · last 14 days
0vs2

Freshness

2713 days agoMadrid Masters · R64Last match8 days agoTokyo · R32
0Matches · last 30 days1
0Sets · last 14 days2
Common opponents
0 common opponents · last 12 months
No common opponents in the last 12 months.

Common opponents

0 common opponents · last 12 months
No common opponents in the last 12 months.
All 14 meetings
Last 5 of 14
15 May 2017Rome MastersMasters 1000Round of 32ClayNishikori d. Ferrer7–5 6–28 May 2017Madrid MastersMasters 1000Round of 16ClayNishikori d. Ferrer6–4 6–33 May 2015Madrid MastersMasters 1000Quarter-finalClayNishikori d. Ferrer6–4 6–223 Feb 2015AcapulcoFinalHardFerrer d. Nishikori6–3 7–519 Jan 2015Australian OpenGrand SlamRound of 16HardNishikori d. Ferrer6–3 6–3 6–3

All 14 meetings

Last 5 of 14
Rome Masters · Round of 3215 May 2017Nishikori d. Ferrer7–5 6–2Clay·Masters 1000Madrid Masters · Round of 168 May 2017Nishikori d. Ferrer6–4 6–3Clay·Masters 1000Madrid Masters · Quarter-final3 May 2015Nishikori d. Ferrer6–4 6–2Clay·Masters 1000Acapulco · Final23 Feb 2015Ferrer d. Nishikori6–3 7–5HardAustralian Open · Round of 1619 Jan 2015Nishikori d. Ferrer6–3 6–3 6–3Hard·Grand Slam
Career titles2712
Grand Slam titles00
Career W–L752–378520–258
Age4436
Height175 cm178 cm
PlaysRight-handedRight-handed
Backhand—Two-handed
CountrySpainJapan
Turned pro—2007

Career & profile

FerrerNishikori
Career titles2712
Grand Slam titles00
Career W–L752–378520–258
Age4436
Height175 cm178 cm
PlaysRight-handedRight-handed
Backhand—Two-handed
CountrySpainJapan
Turned pro—2007
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Frequently asked

Who leads the head-to-head between David Ferrer and Kei Nishikori?

Kei Nishikori leads the head-to-head against David Ferrer 10–4 after 14 meetings.

How many times have David Ferrer and Kei Nishikori played each other?

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

When did David Ferrer and Kei Nishikori last play each other?

Their most recent meeting came at Rome Masters in 2017, where Kei Nishikori won.

How is the head-to-head record counted?

Every completed singles match between the two players counts once: tour level, Grand Slams, Challengers, ITF, team events and qualifying. Retirements count; walkovers do not.

What are the Serve, Return and Clutch ratings?

Umpiry ratings from 0 to 100: where a player ranks on tour over the last 52 weeks, adjusted for opponent strength. Clutch combines break points saved and converted, tiebreaks and deciding sets. A player with too few recent matches has no rating yet.

Why is there no win probability here?

This page compares the two players. The chance to win a specific match, with its surface, round and conditions, is on that match’s detail page.

Cite this

Kei Nishikori leads the head-to-head against David Ferrer 10–4. Umpiry, "David Ferrer vs Kei Nishikori: Head-to-Head Record", https://umpiry.com/h2h/david-ferrer-esp-vs-kei-nishikori-jpn?utm_source=cite (as of 15 May 2017).