Oksana Selekhmeteva vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining second serve statistics in the recent half-year period, Noha has secured 37.73% of these points, whereas Selekhmeteva has achieved a slightly higher 40.95%. This difference suggests a potential advantage for Selekhmeteva, considering the strong link between second serve performance and overall match predictions.

Looking into their return game effectiveness during the same timeframe, Noha leads with a 51.12% success rate in winning points off her opponent's second serve, slightly edging out Selekhmeteva's 50.1%. However, when it comes to returning first serves, Noha again surpasses Selekhmeteva with 35.87% as compared to Selekhmeteva's 32.17%. These statistics indicate Noha's relative strength in return games.

Evaluating their readiness under pressure, Noha has saved 53.39% of breakpoints, almost mirroring Selekhmeteva's 53.4% success rate. While these figures are similar, they can be pivotal in live match predictions, especially in high-stakes situations.

In terms of match victories over the past year, Noha has won 52.54% of her matches whereas Selekhmeteva has demonstrated superior form, winning 64.41% of her matches. This performance overview highlights Selekhmeteva's recent consistency and dominance.

When analyzing preferences for particular surfaces, both players excel on clay. Noha has a 63% win rate on clay, while Selekhmeteva boasts an even stronger 68%. Conversely, Selekhmeteva's least favorable surface is indoor hard courts with a 50% win record, whereas Noha struggles on grass, achieving only a 14% win rate.

Both athletes primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over the past year. Here, Noha managed a 55.1% win rate, while Selekhmeteva exceeded expectations with a 67.44% win rate. This difference in match level success rates in similar tournament environments tilts the advantage towards Selekhmeteva.

Head-to-head encounters favor Selekhmeteva, who has a 2-0 record against Noha, achieving straight-set victories in all their four sets played. Their last encounter concluded in Selekhmeteva's favor, 6-2, 6-3, further cementing her psychological edge in direct matchups.

In terms of deciding set performances overall, Noha has won 48% of such sets, but Selekhmeteva outshines her with a 65% win rate. Additionally, when both players have had to contend with opponents of varying ranks, Selekhmeteva generally faced tougher competition with average opponent ranks at 210.85 versus Noha's 272.08, suggesting better preparation against higher-quality adversaries.

Finally, in recent form, Noha holds a slight advantage in break point conversion, capitalizing on 43.07% of opportunities compared to Selekhmeteva’s 40.98%. Despite this, the overall statistical analysis suggests that Selekhmeteva is positioned as the more probable victor in their upcoming match, considering her superior performance metrics and head-to-head record.