Daniel Altmaier vs Vit Kopriva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Altmaier has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 44.25% of points compared to Kopriva's 42.43%. Could this be an important factor? Yes, it often correlates with match outcomes.
• When it comes to returning second serves, both players are nearly identical, with Altmaier marginally leading at 47.87%, while Kopriva is at 47.74%.
• First serve returns heavily favor Kopriva at 29.43%, significantly more effective than Altmaier's 22.1%.
• Under pressure, Altmaier shows resilience by saving 57.32% of breakpoints, compared to Kopriva's 52.49%.
• During the past year, Kopriva has a stronger match win rate at 68.49%, whereas Altmaier sits at 52.56%.
• Both players excel on clay courts with a win percentage of 61%, but Kopriva struggles more on indoor hard surfaces than Altmaier does on grass.
• They both compete primarily in Challenger/ITF tournaments, with Kopriva edging out a higher win percentage of 70% compared to Altmaier's 67.86% at this level.
• Their sole direct encounter saw Altmaier winning, with an overall set win of 2 to 1 in favor of Altmaier.
• Tiebreaks and deciding sets lean towards Altmaier, yet Kopriva performs exceptionally well in deciding sets, winning 81% over the last year.
• When facing higher-ranked opponents, Altmaier has more experience, competing against players averaging a rank of 136.36, while Kopriva's opponents have an average rank of 212.22.
• Kopriva has a more effective breakpoint conversion rate, taking advantage of 38.12% of these opportunities, compared to Altmaier's 29.65%.

Editorial Prediction (May 26, 2025, UTC):

As we evaluate the statistics for both players, certain trends emerge that may forecast the outcome of their upcoming clash.

Altmaier has a small advantage in terms of performance on the second serve, which often aligns with higher match prediction success. Additionally, his experience in facing higher-ranked opponents gives him a slight edge.

On the other hand, Kopriva's ability to return first serves powerfully and his superior breakpoint conversion rate could prove decisive in critical moments. His remarkable track record in deciding sets indicates a strong mental game under pressure.

Considering these insights, while Altmaier holds a slight head-to-head advantage, Kopriva's broader performance metrics slightly tip the balance in his favor for this match.

The prediction is that Kopriva is more likely to emerge as the victor based on the statistics provided.