Michael Vrbensky vs Jan Kupcic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to busting out the second serve magic, Kupcic has been dancing around the 46.23% win rate on those points over the past six months. On the other side of the net, Vrbensky has been shimmying close behind with a 46.2% win rate. Apparently, this second serve sassiness is quite the fortuneteller for match prediction accuracy.

Let's wade into the return game waters where Kupcic has been paddling upstream, snatching away 41.46% of their opponent's second serve points. Not to be outdone, Vrbensky has been splashing around with a 40.12% success rate on the same journey. Meanwhile, when it comes to first serve returns, Kupcic is rolling in at 26.93%, while Vrbensky slides in with 26.51%. Another crystal ball for predicting who's got the upper hand in this head-to-head tussle.

Under the glaring spotlights of pressure, Kupcic has been cooler than a cucumber, saving breakpoints with a 50.76% success rate. Vrbensky, however, seems to have an extra ace up his sleeve with a slightly higher 51.89% saved. This stat is ideal for those who like to make spontaneous bets when the tension is high. Over the past year, Kupcic has been putting up a win-loss party of 69.12%, with 47 victories to boast about, while Vrbensky's win-loss gala is a tad more subdued, hanging out at 55.93%.

On the surface, Kupcic is a hard court aficionado, dancing to victories 64% of the time. Clay, however, is his proverbial Achilles' heel, managing only to win 59% there. Meanwhile, Vrbensky reigns supreme on clay, sliding to a 63% win rate, though indoor hard courts have him sobbing at 53%. The matches they engage in are as mismatched as their favorite courts, with Kupcic fancying Futures tournaments while Vrbensky mingles with Challengers.

Over the past year, the duo faces foes from different tiers, with Kupcic battling opponents holding an average rank of 191.97 and Vrbensky taking on challengers ranked 258.88 on average. If this match heads into a deciding set showdown, Vrbensky has a knack for survival, winning 59% of those medleys, while Kupcic pulls through just 41% of the time. When galloping into this classy clash, Kupcic’s advantage on break point conversions is 30.38%, as opposed to Vrbensky's 26.79%.

With all this statistical razzle-dazzle, it's quite apparent: Vrbensky looks like he's all set to tango his way to victory, unless Kupcic has some unexpected spins up his sleeve!