Viktoriya Tomova vs Ekaterina Reyngold Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Viktoriya Tomova has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 39.88% of points, compared to Ekaterina Reyngold's 39.06%.
• How do they compare in returning second serves? Tomova wins 52.78% of second serve return points, outperforming Reyngold's 50.12%.
• When it comes to pressure situations, Reyngold saves slightly more breakpoints at 47.67%, while Tomova saves 46.41%.
• Annual match win percentage shows a stark contrast: Tomova has a 42.22% win rate, whereas Reyngold boasts 71.79%.
• Tomova excels on clay with a 60% win rate, while Reyngold's strongest surface is indoor hard courts at 60%.
• How do texture and level of competition impact their performance? Tomova competes mainly in main tour events, winning 36.84%, but Reyngold thrives in ITF and Challenger tournaments with a 69.35% win rate.
• Their direct encounter count is limited, with Tomova defeating Reyngold in their sole match.
• Tomova has faced tougher competition on average, with opponents ranked around 91.76, while Reyngold's average opponent rank is 452.88.
• In deciding sets, Reyngold holds an advantage, winning 65% compared to Tomova's 46%.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

As the upcoming tennis match unfolds, both athletes bring different strengths to the court. Viktoriya Tomova, showing strong return capabilities and experience against higher-ranked opponents, demonstrates precision in her game, but sometimes struggles under breakpoint pressure.

On the other hand, Ekaterina Reyngold has displayed remarkable consistency in ITF/Challenger events, translating to a higher match win percentage. Her ability to end matches successfully in deciding sets may prove an advantage if the match becomes contested.

Considering their head-to-head history and Reyngold's current form, it's likely that Ekaterina Reyngold will come out on top in their upcoming clash, leveraging her skills honed in lower-tier competitions to upset her opponent's steadiness.