Alexander Zverev vs Vit Kopriva: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model’s edge for Zverev comes mainly from overall strength (+10.8 percentage points) and recent form (+8.8 points), while Kopriva picks up some credit on serve & return (+8.5 points). Zverev sits at world No. 3 with an Elo of 2173.3 and a form index of 52.7; he arrives fresh with zero minutes of tournament fatigue and a surface strength index of 38.7, indicating a notably better grass fit than Kopriva. Kopriva is ranked 64, has an Elo of 1654.5 and a form index of 37.2, and his surface strength index is only 5.9, which is a clear disadvantage on the fastest court type. Both players bring strong serving tools—Zverev’s mean serve index is 95.67 and Kopriva’s 94.13—so big serves should be a feature, though the margins between their serve and return indices are not large enough to declare a dominant serving disparity. Zverev’s mean return index (91.07) also underlines his all-court competence. Over the last three matches, Zverev has won all three (deep runs at Roland Garros), showing stamina and form in long matches; Kopriva is 1-2 in his last three, with a notable win over Corentin Moutet but recent losses to Landaluce and Auger-Aliassime.