Tyra Caterina Grant vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Noha's second serve success rate stands at 40%, slightly edging out Grant, who is at 39.01%.
• In terms of returning second serves, Grant has an advantage by winning 51.55% of the points compared to Noha's 50.51%.
• Noha excels when returning first serves with a 36.56% win rate, outperforming Grant's 33.78%.
• Under pressure, Noha saves 52.97% of breakpoints, showcasing a stronger mental edge compared to Grant's 44.59%.
• Over the past year, Grant has a notable win rate of 65%, whereas Noha has won 52.38% of his matches.
• Noha's best performance is on clay courts with a win rate of 61%, while Grant shines on indoor hard surfaces with a 79% win rate.
• On clay, Grant shows his weakest performance with a 54% win rate, and for Noha, grass is the least favorable with just 14%.
• Player level analysis shows Grant's recent competitive matches have been more successful, winning 71.43%, compared to Noha’s 53.57% in similar event levels.
• In their sole head-to-head match, Grant emerged victorious, making him undefeated against Noha.
• During deciding sets, Grant has prevailed 67% of the time versus Noha's 43%, indicating a potential edge if a third set occurs.
• Both have not faced each other in tiebreaks, indicating a lack of extreme pressure experience against each other.
• Grant has faced tougher opponents recently, with average opponent rankings of 265.7, which could indicate a higher level of play compared to Noha’s 298.13.
• In terms of break point conversion in recent form, Noha outperforms Grant, converting 42.39% of opportunities against Grant's 38.27%.

Editorial Prediction (June 17, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming match between Noha and Grant, the stats present a compelling narrative. Grant enters the contest with a slight edge in recent overall performance, demonstrated by a 65% match win rate over the past year. This is further substantiated by his stronger showings against higher-ranked opponents.

Noha, however, excels in under-pressure scenarios, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints and converting more opportunities. These aspects could level the playing field, especially in crucial moments during the match.

When it comes to head-to-head performances, Grant holds a psychological advantage, having won the previous encounter. Additionally, his success in deciding sets positions him as a formidable competitor if the match goes the distance.

Taking into account the comprehensive performance metrics and situational strengths of both players, Grant appears slightly more favored to win the upcoming match.