Viktoriya Tomova vs Lucrezia Stefanini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Tomova has shown second serve fragility, securing 36.97% of such points over the past six months, while Stefanini performs slightly better at 41.36%.
• In terms of return games, neither has a glaring edge, but Stefanini marginally leads with 53.02% of opponent's second serve points won, compared to Tomova's 52.23%.
• Under pressure, Tomova shows superior breakpoint saving ability at 52.1% versus Stefanini's 47.78%.
• The match-winning records over the last year suggest Stefanini is in better form, having won 58.33% of her matches compared to Tomova's 41.18%.
• Surface preferences reveal Tomova excels on clay with a 60% win rate, whereas Stefanini plays better on hard courts, winning 63% of matches.
• Tomova has competed mostly on the Main tour, registering a slight edge in competition level over Stefanini, who primarily plays in Challengers/ITF tournaments.
• Opponent quality also leans in favor of Tomova, having faced players with an average rank of 81.37 compared to Stefanini's 244.78, hinting at tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Stefanini has a slight edge, winning 55% compared to Tomova's 50% over the past year.
• Tomova shows effective breakpoint conversion, at 45.88%, which is marginally higher than Stefanini's 43.02%, indicating a slight advantage in pressure moments.

Editorial Prediction (July 20, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performances indicates that Stefanini has a better overall match-winning record in the past year. However, Tomova has faced more challenging opponents on the Main tour and has a better surface win record on clay, which is significant for this match.

While Stefanini shows a slight edge in second serve points won and deciding set records, Tomova's superior breakpoint conversion and knack for saving breakpoints under pressure provide her with important advantages during clutch moments.

Factoring in the competition level and surface advantages, Tomova seems likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match, although it could be a tightly contested one.