Noah Thurner vs Dmitry Kopilevich Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• The recent second serve success rate favors Thurner at 42.73% compared to Kopilevich's 38.32%. Could this give Thurner a slight edge? Indeed, it indicates stronger serve resilience.
• On returning opponent serves, Thurner shows superiority with 47.91% return points won on second serves, while Kopilevich records 42.41% in the same statistic.
• For first serve returns, both players have similar stats: Thurner at 28.25% and Kopilevich at 29.53%. Does this indicate close competition? In first-serve returns, yes, they are evenly matched.
• In clutch moments, Thurner saves breakpoints 58.17% of the time versus Kopilevich's 49.47%. This higher breakpoint save percentage may benefit Thurner under pressure.
• Overall, Thurner has a strong performance rate over the last year with a 59.02% match win rate compared to Kopilevich's mere 8.33%.
• Both players perform best on clay, but Thurner has a higher win percentage of 46% on this surface, while Kopilevich only achieves 22%.
• Despite playing mostly similar-level tournaments, Thurner has a better win record, winning 59.02% of matches compared to Kopilevich’s 8.33%.
• Thurner has faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging an opponent rank of 234.1, whereas Kopilevich has faced an average rank of 293.92.
• In deciding sets, Thurner has the upper hand with a 42% win rate, compared to Kopilevich's 25%, suggesting better performance in tight matches.
• Regarding converting breakpoint opportunities, Thurner again leads with a 32.58% conversion, slightly above Kopilevich's 30%.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Kopilevich and Thurner displays a clear advantage favoring Thurner. With a higher success rate on second serve points and a stronger aptitude for returning opponent serves, Thurner demonstrates consistent performance gains.

Thurner also shows a notable capability in high-pressure scenarios, with a higher breakpoint save percentage and a better conversion rate for breakpoints. Thurner's experience against tougher opponents and a reliable record in deciding sets further enhances this standing.

Taking these comparative stats into consideration, Thurner stands out as the likely winner in the forthcoming match against Kopilevich.