Noma Akugue Noha vs Elena Pridankina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing recent form in second serve performance, Pridankina and Noha have both displayed comparable statistics over the last six months. Pridankina has managed to secure 37.94% of points when serving a second time, while Noha closely follows with 37.41%.

Return game statistics further reveal differentiation between the players. Pridankina has excelled in winning 52.97% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Noha has won 49.75% in similar conditions. For first serve returns, Noha holds an edge with 35.72% compared to Pridankina's 33.61%. These numbers are crucial when determining who is favored in head-to-head matchups.

When examining their abilities to cope under pressure, we observe that Noha has saved 53.6% of breakpoints in recent form, outperforming Pridankina's 43.21%, providing a useful insight for in-game betting insights. Additionally, in breakpoint conversion, Noha again leads with 42.4% over Pridankina’s 38.12%, which could prove decisive during crucial moments in the match.

The performance overview over the past year gives Pridankina a higher win percentage at 61.19% compared to Noha's 51.72%. However, the head-to-head statistics favor Noha, having beaten Pridankina twice in the two times they faced off. In those matches, Noha has won four sets to Pridankina's one, including a victory in a deciding set.

Assessing surface preferences, Pridankina shows a strong win percentage on clay at 73%, while Noha has a 62% win rate on the same surface. Pridankina’s weaker surface is Hard with a 68% win rate; meanwhile, Noha struggles most on Grass with just 14% wins.

In terms of player level and experiences, both have participated heavily in Challengers/ITF tournaments, but Pridankina boasts a slightly better record, winning 64.41% of matches compared to Noha's 54.17%. The differences in opponent quality further reveal that Noha faced slightly tougher opponents with an average ranking of 272.9 versus Pridankina's 284.84 over the past 12 months.

The prediction for this upcoming match, based on the strong correlation between statistics and outcomes, leans towards Noha owing to her superior head-to-head record, higher breakpoint conversion rates, and better performance in deciding sets.