Elizabeth Mandlik vs Noma Akugue Noha Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve points won in the last six months, Mandlik leads slightly with 39.58% compared to Noha's 38.17%. Could this edge in second serve performance drive Mandlik to victory?
• Mandlik also outperforms Noha in return games, winning 56.11% of second serve return points compared to Noha's 50.55%, and marginally on first serve returns with 36.72% against Noha's 36.4%.
• Noha demonstrates superior resilience under pressure, saving 51.9% of breakpoints, while Mandlik saves 45.08%.
• Overall match wins in the past year favor Mandlik slightly, with a 55% success rate, while Noha holds a 52.46% success rate. Does this mean Mandlik is generally more consistent?
• Mandlik excels on hard courts, winning 59% of matches, as opposed to Noha, who performs best on clay, winning 61%. Considering the surface could shift who has the upper hand.
• Both players show similar success rates in Challengers/ITF tournaments over the last year, with Mandlik winning 54.55% of these matches versus Noha's slightly better rate of 54.72%.
• Mandlik has faced a slightly higher caliber of opponents, with an average rank of 278.75, compared with Noha's 295.02. Could experience against stronger opponents be Mandlik's advantage?
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Noha holds a slight edge, winning 45% of all deciding sets, compared to Mandlik's 41% over the last 12 months.
• When it comes to break point conversions, Noha narrowly leads, converting 42% compared to Mandlik's 41.78%, signaling both players are efficient when given opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Mandlik and Noha promises to be closely contested, with both players exhibiting strengths in different facets of the game.

Mandlik shows a marginal advantage in second serve and return performance, which could play a critical role in gaining an upper hand in longer rallies and critical game moments.

On the other hand, Noha demonstrates impressive breakpoint resilience and performs slightly better in deciding sets, which could be crucial in high-pressure scenarios.

While Mandlik has experienced tighter competition with opponents of slightly higher average ranking, Noha's preference for clay might not come into play if the court surface isn't favorable.

Given these statistics and recent trends, Mandlik appears to hold a narrow advantage and is likely to secure a win, provided they maintain consistency on their favored surface.