Andrey Rublev vs Vit Kopriva: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Rublev arrives as the higher-ranked player (No. 12) with a stronger Elo (1763.4) and a solid mean serve index (76.9). His form index sits at 53.9 and he has no accumulated fatigue in the current event. Kopriva, ranked 66 with an Elo of 1621.8, posts a slightly better recent form index (59.5) but carries 56 minutes of court time into this match. Surface strength indices are close (Rublev 44.8, Kopriva 42.0), so neither holds a pronounced clay-court edge on paper. There are notable differences in serving and returning profiles: Kopriva’s mean serve index (96.8) outstrips Rublev by nearly 20 points, and his mean return index (92.6) is also markedly higher—both gaps exceed 5 points and will shape tactics. Recent results show Rublev coming off two wins in Barcelona before a straight-sets defeat to Arthur Fils; his three-match sequence reflects heavier court time (85–118 minutes) in earlier rounds. Kopriva’s last three matches include a tidy straight-sets win in Madrid (56 minutes) and a win and a loss in Munich; his mix of quick and longer encounters has left him with modest accumulated minutes this week.