Daria Snigur vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Snigur has secured 37.43% of points, while Noha has slightly outpaced with 39.56%. Such second serve stats are often critical in predicting match outcomes. In return game statistics during the same period, Snigur has won 52.7% of points on opponents' second serves, marginally ahead of Noha's 52%. These figures align closely when assessing first serve return stats, where Noha leads at 34.33% compared to Snigur's 33.16%.

Under high-pressure situations, such as saving breakpoints, Noha has demonstrated resilience by saving 53.02% of breakpoints while Snigur has managed 49.85%. This aspect is valuable for live match predictions. Over the past year in terms of overall performance, Snigur has achieved a higher win percentage of 65.15% (43 wins, 23 losses) compared to Noha's 51.85% (28 wins, 26 losses), suggesting a potential advantage for Snigur.

In terms of surface specializations, Snigur's strength lies on hard courts, where she holds a 68% win rate. Conversely, Noha excels on clay, with a 62% win rate, highlighting a divergence in preferred playing conditions. At the tournament level, both players predominantly compete in the Challengers/ITF > $10K events. Here, Snigur has a winning rate of 67.39% (31 wins, 15 losses), surpassing Noha’s 54.55% (24 wins, 20 losses).

Head-to-head records reveal they are evenly matched, with each securing one win in their two encounters. The last encounter, held at the W 60 Altenkirchen in February 2023, saw Noha triumph 6-1, 6-4. Snigur and Noha have never played a deciding set or a tiebreak against each other, indicating a lack of historical data for extreme pressures in their head-to-head matchups.

When considering the average rank of their opponents over the last year, Snigur has faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging a ranking of 278.7, compared to Noha's 298.98. This suggests that Snigur might be more accustomed to tougher competition. If this upcoming match were to proceed to a deciding set, both players have an equal winning percentage of 50% in such scenarios over the past 12 months.

In terms of breakpoint conversion during recent play, Snigur leads with a 43.68% success rate in converting opportunities, while Noha trails at 38.64%. With all statistical data considered, Snigur shows a slight edge over Noha, making her the favored player to secure victory in their upcoming match according to these metrics.