Vit Kopriva vs Borna Gojo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Upon examining recent second serve performance over the last six months, it is evident that Borna Gojo has a marginal edge, winning 44.71% of points on his second serve compared to Vit Kopriva's 40.91%. This component is a significant indicator when predicting the outcome of a tennis match, given its strong correlation with match success. Furthermore, Kopriva's return game statistics reflect that he has won an impressive 48.42% of his opponent's second serve points in recent form, slightly surpassing Gojo, who claims 47.24%. However, their first serve returns showcase a striking contrast, with Kopriva at 31.11% which is notably higher than Gojo's 18.33%, a critical factor favoring Kopriva in head-to-head predictions.

Under pressure, Gojo has saved 53.45% of breakpoints, showing a reliable resilience that can sway betting predictions in his favor during crucial moments. Kopriva, on the other hand, has managed a 46.85% save rate, which is effective yet comparatively less robust. Over the past year, Kopriva boasts a higher match win percentage at 63.24% (43/25), whereas Gojo's win percentage stands at 58.33% (14/10), offering a comprehensive overview of their overall competitive edge.

Examining their preferred playing surfaces, Gojo shows dominance on hard courts with a career win rate of 62% (120/74), whereas grass remains his less favorable surface with 42% (8/11). Conversely, Kopriva excels on clay with a 61% success rate (269/173), and his weakest surface is indoor hard court, with a 45% win rate (15/18). Their levels of competition also reveal that over the past year, Gojo and Kopriva have largely competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, registering win rates of 62.5% and 68.63%, respectively.

Head-to-head encounters between these two players have been limited but telling. Gojo leads with a 1-0 record, securing the only win in a three-set match during the Australian Open - Melbourne, with set scores indicating his ability to rebound and secure the match in the later stages. The average match duration of their head-to-heads is 1 hour and 33 minutes, an important metric for potential in-depth analyses should a future contest extend to a deciding set.

Despite neither player having faced a tiebreak against each other, Kopriva's superior 63% win rate in deciding sets indicates a potential advantage in matches extending to that level compared to Gojo's 45%. Yet, Kopriva has faced slightly lower-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 237.5 compared to Gojo's 227 over the last 12 months. In terms of converting breakpoint opportunities, Kopriva leads with a percentage of 34.39%, while Gojo converts 29.82%, highlighting Kopriva's opportunistic prowess.

Considering these statistics, the marginal lead Gojo holds in the second serve coupled with his previous head-to-head victory suggests a competitive edge. However, Kopriva displays strong pressure play and a better overall recent performance rate. Consequently, this analysis leans towards a victory for Vit Kopriva in their upcoming encounter, primarily given his higher conversion rates and effective return strategies.