Simona Waltert vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In examining the recent form of the players, Waltert demonstrates a slight edge in second serve performance, having secured 36.94% of those points compared to Noha's 36.19%. A similar edge appears in return game stats, with Waltert capturing 53.7% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Noha achieves 50.4%. However, Noha surpasses Waltert on first serve returns as Noha returns 35.34% of first serves compared to Waltert's 32.34%.

Delving into break point scenarios, Noha has saved 52.42% of breakpoints faced, while Waltert has managed to save 48%. Meanwhile, Noha converts 42.95% of break points, slightly better than Waltert who converts 40.54%. Noha's strengths on clay, with a career win percentage of 62%, contrast with Waltert's peak performances on indoor hard surfaces at 63%. Both players struggle most on grass, with Noha holding a 14% win rate and Waltert a slightly better 47%.

Reviewing match performance over the past year, Waltert leads with a 59.09% overall match win rate compared to Noha's 51.61%. This extends to Challengers/ITF tournaments where Waltert has a win rate of 59.18%, versus Noha's 53.85%. Waltert's opponents have had an average ranking of 225.24, while Noha faced competitors with an average ranking of 273.32, indicating a potentially diverse experience gap.

In deciding sets, Waltert holds a notable advantage, having won 55% of these tense moments, whereas Noha has secured victory in 45% of deciding sets over the year. These statistics, though critical, are complemented by current event performance and player form, which can also sway predictions. Given these metrics, Waltert appears to have a slight upper hand and is likely to secure the victory in this matchup.