Ekaterina Reyngold vs Bunyawi Thamchaiwat Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance of both players based on recent form suggests subtle differences in their games. In terms of second serve points won, Thamchaiwat edges slightly ahead, securing 40.33%, compared to Reyngold's 39.75%. This difference in second serve points indicates a marginal advantage for Thamchaiwat in controlling rallies that begin with a second serve.

However, when it comes to return games, Reyngold has demonstrated greater proficiency. She has won 52.45% of her opponent's second serve points while Thamchaiwat has managed 48.07%. Reyngold also narrowly leads in first serve return points with 31.16% compared to Thamchaiwat's 30.75%. These return stats suggest a stronger likelihood of Reyngold capitalizing on her opponent's serve.

Pressure situations reveal some insights into both players' mental fortitude. Reyngold's breakpoint saving percentage stands at 47.25%, slightly surpassing Thamchaiwat's 45.32%. This difference underlines Reyngold's knack for staying resilient during critical moments.

From a performance overview, over the past year, Reyngold boasts a better win percentage at 56% compared to Thamchaiwat's 48.48%. This reflects Reyngold's ability to secure victories with more consistency. Though both players have predominantly played on Challengers/ITF tournaments, Reyngold maintains a superior win-loss record in these categories with 55% compared to Thamchaiwat's 52.17%.

Examining their career surface preferences, Reyngold's best win rate is on indoor hard courts, where she triumphs 65% (W/L 30/16). Thamchaiwat, on the other hand, prefers hard surfaces and maintains a 60% success rate (W/L 144/96). Reyngold also fares decently on clay, with a 55% win rate (W/L 53/43), suggesting adaptability across different surfaces.

The head-to-head comparison provides further insight, with Reyngold clinching their only meeting played in Nonthaburi earlier this year in straight sets, indicating a psychological edge. Although their average match duration has been 1:14:18, this data comes from a limited sample size.

In extreme pressure situations, neither player has experienced a tiebreak against each other or played a deciding set in their head-to-head encounters. However, across all players, Reyngold's deciding set win rate over the past 12 months is favorable at 46%, compared to Thamchaiwat’s 33%, which is critical for matches that may extend to a deciding set.

Furthermore, breakdown conversion reveals a key differentiator; Reyngold's recent form boasts a 42.68% breakpoint conversion rate over Thamchaiwat’s 35.29%. An indicator of her aggressive playstyle poised to capitalize on opponents' weaknesses.

Taking into account these statistical nuances, Reyngold appears slightly favored for victory in the upcoming match, driven mainly by her superior return game, overall win rates, and recent head-to-head results.