Kamilla Rakhimova vs Antonia Ruzic preview, head-to-head, prediction, odds and betting tips

Match Details

Fixture: Kamilla Rakhimova vs (2) Antonia Ruzic

Date: December 6, 2025

Tournament: Open Angers Loire Trelaze

Round: Semifinal

Venue: Arena Loire Trelaze, France

Category: WTA 125

Surface: Hard

Prize Money: $115,000

Kamilla Rakhimova vs Antonia Ruzic preview

Kamilla Rakhimova will face Antonia Ruzic in the semifinals of the Open Angers in France.

Rakhimova has put in the hard yards to raise her level this year. Apart from a quarterfinal appearance in Eastbourne, she also reached the second round in Rome, Montreal, New York, and Rabat.

Rakhimova entered Angers after early exits in Guangzhou and Hong Kong. She started her campaign by cruising past Alina Korneeva and Linda Klimovicova in the initial few rounds. The Russian then brushed aside Mona Barthel in the quarterfinals, 6-3, 7-6(3).

Ruzic in action at the 2025 China Open - Day 5 - Source: Getty

Meanwhile, Antonia Ruzic has played most of her tennis on the ITF circuit. She reached the quarterfinals in Monterrey and the second round in Wuhan, which were her best results on the main tour.

The Croat entered Angers after a first-round exit in Ningbo. She started her campaign by breezing past Aliona Bolsova and Veronika Podrez in the first two rounds. Ruzic then held her nerve to outfox Dominika Salkova in the quarterfinals, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2.

Kamilla Rakhimova vs Antonia Ruzic head-to-head

Rakhimova and Ruzic have never faced each other on the main tour. However, the Russian did defeat Ruzic at a W25 event in Zagreb in 2020.

Kamilla Rakhimova vs Antonia Ruzic odds

Player Name	Moneyline	Handicap Bets	Total Games
Kamilla Rakhimova	+110	+1.5 (-112)	Over 21.5 ( +100)
Antonia Ruzic	-131	-1.5 (-118)	Under 21.5 (-120)

All odds are sourced by Oddschecker.

Kamilla Rakhimova vs Antonia Ruzic prediction

Rakhimova has already begun the grind, which highlights her determination to excel on tour. She's only dropped one set in Angers so far and also won two close tie-breakers.

Ruzic, on the contrary, navigated deep waters against Salkova. The 22-year-old was put to the test in a two-hour battle, but came out with flying colors. She won 74% of her first serve points in the last round.

While Rakhimova brings clean shot-making ability and a steady all-around game, Ruzic is known for her effortless movement and resilience on the tennis court.

Ruzic has served well throughout the tournament, but Rakhimova should still be able to capitalize on her chances and take advantage of her heavy groundstrokes on Saturday.

Pick: Rakhimova to win in three sets.