Viktoriya Tomova vs Dayana Yastremska Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Yastremska has a stronger second serve, securing 41.09% of points, compared to Tomova's 36.43%. Could this serve give Yastremska an advantage?
• On return games, Tomova edges ahead, winning 51% of opponent second serve points versus Yastremska’s 47.88%. For first serves, Tomova also leads slightly with 36.1% over Yastremska's 33%.
• Under pressure, both players are similar in breakpoint saves, Yastremska at 50.74% and Tomova close behind at 49.71%.
• Looking at overall performance, Yastremska has been more successful, with a 57.41% match win rate compared to Tomova’s 44.23% over the last year. Does this indicate Yastremska’s greater consistency?
• Both shine on clay, with Yastremska achieving a 63% win rate and Tomova 60%. Tomova, however, struggles more on grass.
• In main tour events, Yastremska’s win rate is a robust 68%, significantly higher than Tomova’s 42.31% win rate.
• Yastremska has faced tougher competition with opponents averaging a rank of 87.74, while Tomova’s faced players averaging 185.15.
• In deciding sets, Tomova has a higher win percentage at 58% compared to Yastremska’s 47%.
• Tomova outperforms Yastremska in converting breakpoints, succeeding 41.82% of the time versus Yastremska's 37.04%.
• Consideration of current event performance and historical success at specific venues is key for final predictions.

Editorial Prediction (August 9, 2025, UTC):

Both Yastremska and Tomova bring distinct strengths to the court. Yastremska, with a formidable second serve, tends to dominate in main tour events and consistently performs better against higher-ranked opponents. These statistics suggest her potential to control the game's pace right from her serve.

Meanwhile, Tomova excels in return games and breakpoint conversions, hinting at a capability to disrupt Yastremska’s service games. Her impressive performance in deciding sets further highlights resilience under pressure.

Despite Tomova's strengths, Yastremska's superior win rate and experience against tougher players on the main tour provide her with a slight edge. Therefore, based on current form and past records, Yastremska is the more likely victor in this match-up.