Ekaterine Gorgodze vs Polina Leykina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance on second serves indicates a slight edge for Leykina, winning 40.22% compared to Gorgodze's 38.68%.
• Regarding return game statistics, Leykina has excelled at winning 57.28% of an opponent's second serve points, while Gorgodze has managed 51.17%.
• On first serve returns, Gorgodze outperforms Leykina by a small margin, achieving 38.99% to Leykina's 37.23%.
• In pressure situations, Leykina has shown more resilience by saving 51.16% of breakpoints versus Gorgodze's 46.19%.
• Despite Leykina's stronger performance under pressure, Gorgodze has a higher match win rate over the last year, at 62.2% compared to Leykina's 59.52%.
• Surface preferences play a role, with Leykina excelling on Hard courts, where she wins 66%, while Gorgodze shows strength on Clay with a 61% win rate.
• Considering the event level, Leykina mainly competes in Futures/ITF tournaments at a 64.29% win rate, whereas Gorgodze plays more at Challengers level with a 62.96% win rate.
• In direct encounters, Gorgodze has won the sole match between them in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, on Clay.
• A look at their matches shows an average match duration of 1 hour and 26 minutes, with neither player winning a deciding set when they've faced each other.
• When competing against higher-ranked opponents, Leykina has faced players with an average rank of 341.55, while Gorgodze's opponents averaged a rank of 398.71.
• In matches that reach a deciding set, Leykina has a slightly better success rate over the past 12 months, winning 53%, compared to Gorgodze's 46%.
• Gorgodze holds an edge in converting break points with a 43.82% success rate, against Leykina's 40% conversion.

Editorial Prediction (June 24, 2025, UTC):

The analysis of current statistics shows that Leykina has a slight advantage in second serve effectiveness and overall resilience under pressure situations, which may work in her favor during critical match points.

Meanwhile, Gorgodze demonstrates a higher success rate in direct head-to-head competition and in converting breakpoints, factors essential for dictating the match tempo.

Considering the venue specifics, with no past deciding sets or tiebreaks between them, it seems likely that controlling serve games might be key for both players.

While both players show promise in certain areas, Leykina's ability to handle crucial pressure points and her edge in matches against higher-ranked players position her as the likely winner in this upcoming match.