Vit Kopriva vs Valentin Royer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of second serve performance over the past six months, Royer has demonstrated superior proficiency, winning 46.94% of points, whereas Kopriva has managed 41.5%. This statistic often provides valuable insight into predicting match outcomes. However, when it comes to return games, Kopriva narrowly surpasses Royer, claiming 48.86% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Royer's 46.21%. The ability to return effectively on the first serve is similarly vital, with Kopriva again leading at 31.67% over Royer's 25.01%.

Competitive pressure situations reveal that Royer has been more adept at managing breakpoints, saving 51.5% in recent form, slightly edging out Kopriva who has saved 49.36%. When examining match outcomes over the past year, Kopriva holds a slight advantage with a 66.18% win rate (45 wins, 23 losses) compared to Royer's 65.52% (57 wins, 30 losses). This head-to-head analysis plays a crucial role in painting an overall picture of each player’s competitive edge.

Career surface preferences also tell a story; both players perform their best on clay courts, with Royer winning 70% of matches (126 wins, 54 losses) and Kopriva achieving a 61% success rate (272 wins, 174 losses). Conversely, while Royer struggles on grass (0 wins, 1 loss), Kopriva's weakest performance surfaces on indoor hard courts, where they hold a 45% win rate (15 wins, 18 losses).

In terms of playing level, the past year has seen both players compete mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K. Here, Royer won 69.01% of their matches (49 wins, 22 losses), while Kopriva slightly outperformed with a 69.39% victory rate (34 wins, 15 losses). Additionally, their head-to-head record shows that Kopriva has been victorious in their only encounter, winning in straight sets 7-6(6), 6-3, at the Verona Challenger.

In match duration estimations, previous clashes between Royer and Kopriva average a time span of 2:14:30, and while they’ve engaged in one tiebreak thus far, Kopriva emerged successfully. Opponent quality assessments highlight that the average ranking of players Royer faced was 256.67, whereas Kopriva faced opponents with an average rank of 245.25.

Notably, if the match extends to a deciding set, Kopriva's 71% win rate provides a predictive edge over Royer's 59% in deciding sets played across all tour matches over the past year. While both players convert breakpoints at a similar rate, with Royer at 35.29% and Kopriva at 35.56%, Kopriva's ability to clinch sets and matches under pressure further solidifies their position as the likely victor based on current statistics.