Damir Dzumhur vs Vit Kopriva: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

The model’s edge for Kopriva is driven primarily by recent results at comparable levels and an age-related component that lean in his direction; those pushes outweigh smaller advantages held by Dzumhur for surface fit and serve/return. Kopriva’s higher elo (1650.4 vs 1556.2) and his ranking (64 vs 105) feed into the “overall strength” tilt toward him, while the model also registers Kopriva’s form in recent high-level matches as favorable. The age factor is one of the model’s contributors toward Kopriva as well. Looking at the raw profiles, Dzumhur brings strong grass credentials in the data: his surface strength index (9.32) is higher than Kopriva’s (5.59), and his mean return index (95.00) is significantly better than Kopriva’s (88.73) — a gap greater than five points that could make breaking serve more likely for Dzumhur. Serve ratings are nearly identical (95.53 vs 94.52), so neither player holds a clear serving edge. Fatigue is a contrasting element: Dzumhur arrives with 142 minutes on court at this event (two straight wins in Mallorca), while Kopriva shows zero minutes of tournament fatigue here, a freshness advantage. Over their last three matches, Dzumhur has two straight grass wins at Mallorca after a long five-set loss at Roland Garros; Kopriva’s recent slate includes a five-set win at Roland Garros, a five-set loss, and a competitive three-set match vs Zverev on grass.