Gergana Topalova vs Ava Rodriguez Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How is the second serve performance shaping up for each player? Ava Rodriguez has won 34.31% of points, while Gergana Topalova leads slightly with 39.31% over the past six months.
• In return games, Ava Rodriguez wins 50.43% against second serves and 32.72% against first serves. Meanwhile, Gergana Topalova secures 52.46% and 37.37%, respectively.
• What about handling pressure? Rodriguez has saved 37.14% of breakpoints, whereas Topalova saves 45.01% of them.
• In match outcomes over the past year, Rodriguez has a 56.67% win rate, while Topalova holds a slightly lower 54.24%.
• Considering surface preference, Rodriguez excels on Hard surfaces with a 63% win rate. Topalova sees the same percentile success on Clay.
• Both players frequently participate in tournaments exceeding $10K prizes, with Rodriguez leading slightly in performance at 56.25% compared to Topalova’s 54.90%.
• Who tends to face more challenging opponents? Rodriguez's opponents average a rank of 338.47, higher compared to Topalova’s 470.12.
• Regarding deciding set performance, Rodriguez impressively wins 86%, while Topalova secures 52% of those sets.
• For break point conversions, Rodriguez converts 47.57% whereas Topalova completes 42.90% of opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (November 20, 2025, UTC):

Ava Rodriguez displays a consistent advantage with a higher overall match win percentage and strong performance in deciding sets. These strengths suggest that she excels under pressure, an essential trait for clinching victories.

Gergana Topalova, while competent, seems to fall just behind Rodriguez in several key performance metrics, including breakpoint savings and second serve return success. Her best surface performance does not align with current match conditions, which might impact her competitive edge.

Given these analyses, Ava Rodriguez has a slightly better likelihood of winning the upcoming encounter, given her superior handling of pressure situations and overall competitive readiness.