Suzan Lamens vs Linda Noskova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the intricacies of second serves, Noskova has the upper hand, having won 45.68% of points on her second serve in recent months, compared to Lamens' 39.96%. This percentage has been a pivotal factor in determining match outcomes. But what about their performance when they're on the attack? Noskova has showcased her prowess by seizing 46.98% of her opponent's second serve points, whereas Lamens has secured an impressive 50.94%. When it comes to returning first serves, Noskova stands at 25.57% while Lamens edges ahead with 31.12%. Evaluating these numbers gives us a clearer picture of who might come out on top.

Every player feels the pressure during crucial points, and Noskova has saved 43.07% of breakpoints, displaying resilience in tough situations. Lamens, however, slightly surpasses, saving 45.39% of breakpoints, which is an indicator of her tenacity. Over the past year, the win/loss records give us more to contemplate. Noskova holds a 53.33% win rate (with a record of 24/21), while Lamens outshines with 58.82% (40/28). This overall performance contributes to a head-to-head predictive analysis, favoring Lamens slightly.

The surface on which these matches take place can't be ignored. Noskova thrives on indoor hard courts, boasting a 76% win rate (44/14), while her performance drops on grass with just a 40% win rate (4/6). Lamens, conversely, performs best on clay with a 61% win rate (185/119), yet struggles on grass with only 14% (1/6). Their match experiences on the main tour show Noskova winning 65.22% (15/8) of her matches compared to Lamens' 61.29% (19/12). The level and quality of opponents differ, with Noskova facing tougher competitors, averaging a rank of 130.38, whereas Lamens' opponents averaged 199.76.

If this encounter stretches to a deciding set, Lamens holds a clear advantage, having sealed victory in 60% of deciding sets over the past year, while Noskova claimed just 27%. In terms of converting breakpoints, Noskova is slightly ahead, with a conversion rate of 37.65% as opposed to Lamens' 36.67%. This crucial stat might just tip the balance during critical in-game moments. When all factors are considered, including surface preferences and current form, Lamens edges out as the more likely winner of this tightly contested bout.