Francisco Cerundolo vs Vit Kopriva: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Cerundolo arrives with a substantially higher ranking (19) and a much stronger Elo (2070.66) than Kopriva (rank 97, Elo 694.13). His form index (65.46) also edges Kopriva’s (55.44). Fatigue is a clear differentiator: Cerundolo has logged 84 minutes in the event so far versus Kopriva’s 241 minutes, which could matter on demanding clay. Both players report low surface strength indices, but Cerundolo’s (13.28) is modestly higher than Kopriva’s (7.00). Serve and return profiles diverge sharply. Kopriva’s mean serve index (96.70) is much higher than Cerundolo’s (75.23), a difference greater than 5 points and likely to shape service holds and ace potential. Kopriva also posts a superior mean return index (93.46) compared with Cerundolo (84.02), another difference above 5 points that suggests strong counterpunching from both sides. Over their last three matches, Cerundolo has a recent win in Buenos Aires (84 minutes) plus mixed results at the Australian swing—a standout victory over Rublev and a loss to Zverev. Kopriva has built momentum in Buenos Aires with wins over Berrettini (94 minutes) and Barrena (147 minutes) after a straight-sets loss at the Australian event.