Dalia Sherif vs Divine Dasam Nweke Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past year, Sherif has demonstrated a strong performance, winning 83.33% of her matches with a win-loss record of 5-1. Meanwhile, Nweke has achieved a win rate of 31.58% with a record of 6-13. This distinct performance differential presents Sherif as the more consistent player.

When evaluating the second serve performance in recent form over the last six months, Sherif has secured 44.19% of points, while Nweke has managed to win 41.13%. This second serve efficiency is crucial for making match predictions. Furthermore, in terms of return game stats, Sherif has won 57.89% of second serve points from her opponents, contrasting with Nweke, who has won a higher 62.83%. For first serve returns, Sherif's 34.04% lags behind Nweke's more impressive 43.54%.

Sherif shows adaptability under pressure, having saved 65% of breakpoints, in comparison to Nweke, who has managed to save only 39.47%. This is an engaging statistic for in-game betting predictions. Additionally, Sherif's breakpoint conversion rate of 77.78% surpasses Nweke's 56.52%, offering a potential edge during crucial moments in the match.

An overview of both players' preferred playing surfaces reveals Sherif's proficiency on Hard courts with a win rate of 69%, whereas Nweke shows her best career wins on I.hard with a 33% success rate. Contrastingly, Sherif's least favorable surface is Clay with a win rate of 48%, and Nweke struggles the most on Hard courts, winning just 28% of her matches.

Assessing their respective levels of competition, Sherif has predominantly engaged in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year, achieving an 83.33% success rate. Nweke has similarly competed in ITF $10K tournaments, achieving a 40% win rate. Sherif has faced opponents with an average rank of 139 over the past year, whereas Nweke's average opponent rank stands at 78.05. This indicates Sherif's opponents have been somewhat lower ranked on average.

In deciding set matches, Sherif has not won any deciding sets over the past 12 months, in contrast to Nweke’s 50% success rate in such scenarios, hinting at Nweke’s potential resilience in tight matches. Lastly, as the match unfolds, Sherif's comprehensive stats and current form suggest she is likely to secure a victory in this matchup.