Vit Kopriva vs Hamad Medjedovic: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Kopriva arrives with a higher ranking (No. 70) and a slightly better form index (51.36) than Medjedovic (rank 81, form 47.52). Kopriva’s Elo (1627.21) narrowly edges Medjedovic’s (1609.86), and both carry zero tournament fatigue into Marrakech. Surface strength is similar and modest for both on clay (Kopriva 41.95, Medjedovic 40.59), suggesting neither is a clay specialist here. Where the match shapes up is on serve and return. Medjedovic’s mean serve index (98.44) dwarfs Kopriva’s (65.09) by more than 30 points, a major disparity that will influence service holds and free points. Medjedovic also posts a stronger mean return index (89.39) compared with Kopriva (78.87), a gap of roughly 10 points that favors him in baseline exchanges and breakpoint creation. Recent form over the last three matches shows both players with 1–2 records: Kopriva beat Michael Zheng but lost to Alexander Bublik and Dalibor Svrcina at hard-court events, while Medjedovic’s recent slate includes a win over Zizou Bergs and losses to Felix Auger-Aliassime and Luka Pavlovic, all on hard courts. Those results indicate little recent momentum for either, but Medjedovic’s serving and returning upside on paper gives him the edge on clay despite comparable surface indices.