Daria Egorova vs Sae Noguchi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the upcoming tennis match, several statistics provide insights into the potential outcome. Analyzing the second serve performance is crucial; in recent form over the past six months, Egorova has won 35.98% of points on their second serve, while Noguchi has secured 38.46%. This stat is often a reliable predictor of match outcomes.

Return game stats are equally significant. Data indicates that Egorova has won 53.65% of their opponent's second serve points recently, outperforming Noguchi who has won 52.38%. For first serve returns, Egorova holds a slightly better percentage of 34.4% compared to Noguchi's 32.08%. These figures provide valuable insight into which player may be favored in head-to-head matchups.

When under pressure, particularly during breakpoint opportunities, Egorova has a breakpoint conversion rate of 47.73%, while Noguchi achieves 43.59%. Additionally, Egorova has shown the ability to save 44.25% of breakpoints, just slightly behind Noguchi at 45.07%. These aspects are essential for making in-game betting predictions.

Breaking down their overall performance over the past year, Egorova has a stronger win-loss record, having won 79.55% of matches played, while Noguchi has a win rate of 45.45%. This difference highlights Egorova's consistency and resilience on the court. When considering the surface on which they perform best, Egorova excels on indoor hard courts with a 100% win ratio, whereas Noguchi struggles on hard surfaces with no wins to date.

Considering their level of competition, Egorova has mainly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 78.95% of matches. Conversely, Noguchi competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing victories in 55.56% of matches. This exposure to different tournament levels should be taken into account when predicting their performance.

Opponent quality also plays a role; Egorova has faced players with an average rank of 126.39, while Noguchi's opponents had a higher average rank of 97.64. Regarding deciding set performance, Egorova has been successful 60% of the time in the last 12 months, slightly higher than Noguchi's 50% success rate.

With all these factors considered, Egorova's stronger win rate, exceptional performance on specific playing surfaces, and overall resilience under pressure suggest that she is likely to win the upcoming match against Noguchi.