Alex Kuperstein vs Yannik Kelm Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance affect match predictions? Yannik Kelm wins 42.02% of second serve points compared to Alex Kuperstein's 45.30% in recent form, suggesting Kuperstein might have a slight edge here.
• In return games, Kelm excels by winning 50.68% of opponents' second serves, while Kuperstein wins 44.00%, indicating stronger return capabilities from Kelm.
• For first serve returns, Alex Kuperstein has a slight advantage, winning 35.61% compared to Kelm's 32.19%.
• Could breakpoints be critical? Kelm saves 46.67% of breakpoints, marginally better than Kuperstein's 43.64%, making Kelm potentially more resilient under pressure.
• Examining the past year's performance, Kelm slightly edges out with a 59.32% win rate against Kuperstein's 58.82%.
• Both players excel on Hard courts with a 63% win rate, but their performance on Clay suggests a slight inconsistency for both.
• Player level competition favors Kelm, having faced better-ranked opponents with an average rank of 209.56 compared to Kuperstein's 344.24.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Kuperstein has shown remarkable consistency, winning all such matches, whereas Kelm has a 57% success rate.
• Kelm excels in break point conversions at 40.29% over Kuperstein's 34.88%, indicating strategic prowess in crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 16, 2025, UTC):

Both Yannik Kelm and Alex Kuperstein have demonstrated commendable performances on hard courts, each boasting a 63% career win rate on this surface. While their recent match-winning percentages over the past year are closely matched, Kelm's ability to play against higher-ranked opponents could provide valuable experience in challenging moments.

Yannik Kelm's greater efficiency in returning second serves and converting breakpoints suggests a strategic advantage in dictating rallies and capitalizing on opponents' weaknesses.

Interestingly, Alex Kuperstein's flawless performance in deciding sets offers a psychological edge in high-stakes scenarios. Nonetheless, Kelm's overall strong defensive and tactical play may offer a slight edge in the match outcome under typical conditions.

Based on the outlined factors, while Kuperstein's consistency in clutch moments can't be overlooked, Yannik Kelm's all-round strengths and experience against tougher competitors position him as the slight favorite to win the upcoming match.