Ylena In-Albon vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, In-Albon outperformed Noha slightly on second serve points, winning 41.2% compared to Noha's 40.62%.
• How do their return game stats compare? In-Albon won 50.42% of the opponents' second serve points, while Noha succeeded 50.89% of the time.
• First serve return statistics show In-Albon with a slight edge, winning 37.75% compared to Noha's 35.38%.
• Noha proves more successful in saving breakpoints, with a percentage of 52.08% versus In-Albon's 44.86%.
• In-Albon boasts a slightly higher annual match win percentage at 54.93%, whereas Noha maintains a 50% win rate.
• Both players excel on clay, with win percentages of 63% for In-Albon and 61% for Noha. Notably, Grass performs as their weakest surface, particularly true for Noha with a win rate at just 14%.
• Both have mostly competed in Challengers/ITF events, with In-Albon showing a slightly better record (54.93%) over Noha (51.72%).
• Direct matchups reveal Noha is leading with 2 wins against In-Albon's 1 in their head-to-head record.
• Interestingly, matches between these competitors average over 2 hours, indicating closely contested games.
• In-Albon has not won a deciding set against Noha, who recorded 1 victory in such scenarios.
• Tiebreaker results in their past encounters are evenly split, with each player winning one.
• Noha has encountered tougher opponents on average, given their opposition's mean ranking of 265.2 compared to In-Albon’s 388.08.
• During deciding sets over the last year, In-Albon won 54% whereas Noha managed only 39%, hinting at a decisive edge for In-Albon if this match stretches to a deciding set.
• In-Albon capitalizes better on breakpoints recently, converting 43.57% compared to Noha’s 38.79%.

Editorial Prediction (September 16, 2025, UTC):

As In-Albon prepares to face Noha, recent statistics suggest a competitive match ahead. Both players have shown strong performances on clay, their preferred surface, although Noha has a marginal lead in their direct head-to-head history.

Under intense match situations, In-Albon demonstrates an advantage, particularly with their higher breakpoint conversion and deciding set performance. Despite Noha’s stronger showing against higher-ranked opponents and superior ability to save breakpoints, In-Albon's consistent overall performance this year suggests they might have the upper hand.

With closely matched skills, the outcome could hinge on capitalizing on breakpoint opportunities and sustaining composure in a potential deciding set. Considering these factors, In-Albon appears more likely to secure a win in the upcoming encounter.