Andrea Pellegrino vs Vit Kopriva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to second serves, Pellegrino seems to have a bit more steam in his racket, winning 45.72% of points over the past half-year. Kopriva, on the other hand, seems to have a few less magical molecules in his, only managing to conjure up 39.52%. Perhaps Pellegrino has been eating his Wheaties? This stat is a great predictor of who might come out on top, so folks might want to pay attention to these numbers.

Moving to return game bravado, Kopriva shows he's got the goods, winning 49.39% of his opponent's second-serve points, slightly edging out Pellegrino, who isn't too shabby himself at 45.13%. But when it comes to first serves, Kopriva again has a slight upper hand at 31.47% against Pellegrino’s 29.33%. It's a stat so crucial, it practically has a crystal ball predicting the favored one in this back-and-forth tussle.

Under pressure, Pellegrino appears to have nerves of steel, saving 53.19% of breakpoints. Kopriva, surrendering at 45.04%, might need a bit more of a pep talk before stepping onto the court. Over the past year, Kopriva has won 62.12% of his matches, leaving Pellegrino at 50.85%. A brotherly head-to-head tilt leans on these numbers, with Kopriva standing a better chance.

When it comes to playing surfaces, both players loudly declare their love for clay. Pellegrino enjoys a win rate of 55% on the muddy stuff, while Kopriva is at a respectable 61%. Grass definitely isn't Pellegrino’s jam, winning just 20%, perhaps he fears mowing accidents! Meanwhile, Kopriva doesn't quite like I.hard stops, with a win rate of 45%.

When sizing up the competition, Kopriva's taken on slightly more formidable foes, with average opponent ranks at 239.91 compared to Pellegrino’s 251.54. Both have experience in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, with Kopriva winning a more significant 67.35% compared to Pellegrino’s 54%, showing he's got more fight in those knee-high socks.

The leading men have met three times, and Pellegrino holds two wins to Kopriva’s one. In their last tango at the Szczecin Challenger, Kopriva came out swinging and snagged the win, toasting the clay with a 7-5, 6-2 victory. With each averaging around a brisk hour and a half per match, it's anyone’s guess who’ll blink first.

Pellegrino seems to poke the deciding set dragon more efficiently, winning an impressive 71% over the past year, brushing off Kopriva’s still commendable 62%. Breakpoint opportunities see Pellegrino leading the way with a 36.89% conversion rate. Kopriva, hot on his tracks with 34.82%, may just surprise us when these moments arise.

It’s a clash of tennis titans, each with their quirks and strong suits. If you ask the stats, Kopriva might just whip up a victory smoothie, but not without Pellegrino making him sweat a little. Given all this number wizardry, it looks like Kopriva could take the win.