Vit Kopriva vs Roman Andres Burruchaga Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining second serve performance over recent months, Burruchaga and Kopriva reveal compelling insights. Burruchaga has secured 46.38% of points on their second serve, illustrating a slight edge over Kopriva, who has won 41.18%. This metric is often pivotal in forecasting match outcomes. Meanwhile, in return games, Kopriva boasts a marginally superior record, claiming 48.46% of points on their opponent's second serve compared to Burruchaga's 46.85%.

Furthermore, under pressure, both players display nearly parallel capabilities. Burruchaga has saved 48.53% of breakpoints, juxtaposed with Kopriva's 48.99%, a statistic of significance for live-match predictions. Additionally, Burruchaga demonstrates an advantage in breakpoint conversion, capitalizing on 41.79% of opportunities, whereas Kopriva lags slightly with a 35.56% conversion rate. These figures are instrumental for real-time betting scenarios.

Their performance overview over the past year reveals that Kopriva has a higher match win percentage of 64.71% (W/L 44/24) in comparison to Burruchaga’s 59.21% (W/L 45/31), which may provide a broader perspective on current form. Surface preferences offer another dimension; Burruchaga excels on grass with a 67% win rate, unlike on hard surfaces where it is 57%. Conversely, Kopriva shines on clay with a 61% win rate, faltering on indoor hard courts at 45%.

Level of play is a key consideration. Throughout the year, Burruchaga's experience predominantly lies in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, achieving a 61.4% win rate, whereas Kopriva has played similarly but enjoys a higher success rate of 69.39%. Meanwhile, when focusing on direct head-to-head encounters, Kopriva has a firm advantage, having triumphed in their sole matchup, clinching victory convincingly in straight sets.

Analyzing pressure situations and deciding set performances introduces another layer of complexity. Over the past year, Burruchaga has excelled in deciding set scenarios with a win rate of 66%, slightly trailing Kopriva's 68% success rate—a key factor for matches that stretch to the wire. The player statistics against opponents with average ranks further add intrigue with Burruchaga facing slightly tougher competition, ranked 224.91 against Kopriva's 239.12.

Combining these various facets—be it second serve consistency, pressure play, or head-to-head records—it becomes apparent that both players possess their strengths. However, taking into consideration Kopriva's head-to-head success and overall superior win rates across key statistics, Kopriva emerges as the likely favorite to triumph in the upcoming clash.