Astra Sharma vs Whitney Osuigwe Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Sharma holds a slight advantage, securing 43.13% of points compared to Osuigwe's 39.17%. The correlation between second serve efficacy and match outcomes is notably high, making this a valuable indicator for predicting match favorites.

Evaluating their return game statistics, Sharma has won 51.04% of her opponents' second serve points recently, whereas Osuigwe has managed 48.72%. However, Osuigwe fares better on first serve returns, capturing 37.76% compared to Sharma's 29.48%, which significantly influences head-to-head match predictions.

Under pressure, Sharma shows a higher breakpoint resilience, saving 51.5% in comparison to Osuigwe's 45.47%, underscoring her potential strength in critical match moments. This is crucial for live betting considerations during games.

Analyzing performance over the last year, Sharma has a mixed win-loss record of 32/31, winning 50.79% of her matches. In contrast, Osuigwe presents a much stronger win rate of 70.59%, with a record of 60 wins to 25 losses, which provides a more comprehensive overview of their competitive standing.

On the surface front, both players excel on clay; Sharma posts a career win percentage of 63% on this surface, while Osuigwe comes close with a 61% success rate. Grass, however, stands as their least favorable surface, with Sharma winning only 45% of these matches and Osuigwe only 20%.

Both athletes have predominantly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K in the past year. Sharma achieved a success rate of 54.35% in these events, but Osuigwe outperformed her with a 70.73% win rate, reflecting their relative dominance at this level of play.

Their direct head-to-head encounters have resulted in a 1-1 tie, with Sharma winning the last match between them at the Orlando tournament in 2018. That match was notably competitive, with Sharma edging out Osuigwe in a close three-set battle, a critical data point for head-to-head pressure situations.

From a historical standpoint, Sharma possesses a slight edge in deciding sets in their encounters, having won the sole deciding set they played. However, Osuigwe has a broader advantage, winning 58% of deciding sets in the past year, compared to Sharma's 48%.

Opponent quality is another analytical facet, where Sharma has faced higher-ranked competitors on average, with an opponent rank of 232.41 compared to Osuigwe's 334.21, suggesting Sharma might be more seasoned against tougher competition.

In terms of break point conversion, Osuigwe slightly surpasses Sharma with a 41.5% success rate versus Sharma's 38.1%, offering context for her ability to capitalize on key opportunities during matches.

Upon synthesizing these factors, the statistics paint a clear picture: Osuigwe displays broader match-winning ability and might be the preferred choice, yet Sharma's strength under direct head-to-head and high-stakes settings could tilt the scales. Nonetheless, with her superior win rate and recent form, Osuigwe appears poised to be the ultimate victor in this matchup.