Norbert Gombos vs Arthur Reymond Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Norbert Gombos slightly edges Arthur Reymond with a win rate of 47.60% compared to Reymond's 46.76%. Does this give Gombos a serving advantage? Slightly, yes.
• When analyzing return game stats, Gombos has an upper hand, winning 46.46% of his opponent's second serve points against Reymond's 40.12%. Additionally, for first serve returns, Gombos maintains a slight lead with 26.20% over Reymond's 24.40%.
• Under pressure, however, Reymond performs better, saving 52.31% of breakpoints as opposed to Gombos' 50.45%. Could this indicate a mental edge for Reymond? Potentially.
• Comparing match win rates over the last year, Gombos has been more successful with a 58.73% win rate, while Reymond has maintained an even 50%.
• Both players share their career best surface as clay, winning 59% of matches. Their performance on grass is similar as well, with Gombos at 39% and Reymond at 38%.
• When considering the level of tournaments played, Reymond has had greater success in lower-tier Futures/Satellites, winning 62.50%, whereas Gombos has been competing more frequently in Challengers/ITF events with a 55.56% win rate.
• Despite this, Gombos has faced slightly less competitive opponents, with an average opponent rank of 397.33 compared to Reymond's 371.09.
• In deciding sets, Gombos has a marginal advantage, winning 50% of these high-pressure moments compared to Reymond's 46%.

Editorial Prediction (October 13, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, Norbert Gombos showcases stronger second serve and return game stats, crucial elements that can dictate the pace and outcome on the court. Despite Arthur Reymond's better breakpoint save percentage, the overall performance indicators suggest that Gombos has been more consistent and successful over a broader range of competitive settings.

Both players excel on clay, and their struggle on grass seems inconsequential in this context. Gombos' slightly stronger performance against opponents of a comparable ranking further tilts the scales in his favor.

Considering these factors, Norbert Gombos emerges as the likely victor for the upcoming match, displaying an overall favorable trend and modest advantages in key game metrics.