Fiona Ferro vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the pair's return game statistics reveals that Noha has shown greater proficiency. In recent matches, Noha has won 51.09% of their opponent's second serve points, with corresponding first serve returns standing at 36.05%. In comparison, Ferro's stats indicate a slightly lesser performance, winning 50.41% and 33.49% of points on second and first serve returns, respectively. These statistics are crucial for predicting which player might have the edge in their head-to-head matchup.

When it comes to playing under pressure, Noha has demonstrated a better ability to save breakpoints, with a success rate of 52.07%, whereas Ferro has managed a lower figure of 46.88%. Furthermore, Noha has been more efficient in converting break point opportunities, seizing 43.68% of the chances, compared to Ferro's 38.81%. These elements are vital for in-game betting predictions, illustrating Noha’s notable composure in high-stakes situations.

Performance over the last year shows distinct trends as well. Ferro has won 45.45% of their matches, whereas Noha has secured victories in 50.77% of their games, suggesting Noha has had a slightly better form overall. The competition level each player has faced varies, with Ferro contending against opponents averaging a rank of 189.91, contrasted by Noha's average opponent rank of 276.23. Such variations can impact their win percentages, reflecting the different challenges faced by each player.

Clay surfaces appear to be optimal for both players, with Noha holding a career win percentage of 61%, and Ferro close behind at 60%. On the contrary, Grass surfaces have been less favorable, with Ferro winning only 35% of matches and Noha trailing at 14%. Surface type can swing the match in favor of one player over another, based on where their strengths lie.

Matches played in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K have seen Ferro win 50% of their games over the past year, whereas Noha fared slightly better with a 52.73% success rate. This statistic underscores the importance of event level in evaluating each player's potential for upcoming matches.

Finally, taking into account the decisive moment of matches going into a deciding set, Ferro has emerged victorious in 50% of these sets, slightly outperforming Noha, who has managed a 45% win rate. Cumulatively assessing these factors, current statistics suggest that Noha might be primed to secure a victory in their upcoming clash, given their overall form, return game superiority, and ability to handle breakpoints more effectively.