Bernabe Zapata Miralles vs Kimmer Coppejans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In recent performance figures, Miralles demonstrates a slightly better second serve advantage, winning 42.41% of points compared to Coppejans' 41.77%. This statistic correlates strongly with overall match prediction accuracy. Furthermore, in return game stats over the past six months, Miralles has been more effective, capturing 51.31% of points on their opponent's second serve, whereas Coppejans has managed to win 46.01%. This data, along with the first serve return stats of 29.88% for Miralles and 27.35% for Coppejans, significantly influences predictions for their head-to-head encounters.

Under pressure, Coppejans edges out Miralles by saving 51.02% of breakpoints, slightly surpassing Miralles' 49.25%. Such statistics are valuable for generating in-game betting predictions. Coppejans has also been more successful in converting breakpoint chances, with a rate of 41.04% compared to Miralles' 39.53%. Over the past year, Miralles has a match win rate of 45.1% (W/L 23/28), while Coppejans has secured 76.67% (W/L 46/14), providing a broad view of their head-to-head dynamic.

Their career surface stats reveal Miralles as most proficient on clay courts, boasting a 62% win rate, while his performance on indoor hard courts is less effective at 42%. In comparison, Coppejans thrives on hard courts, also with a 62% winning percentage, but struggles on grass with only 25%. Engaging in primarily Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K over the last year, Miralles has won 43.9% of his matches, whereas Coppejans has captured 67.74% of his games, illustrating a consideration of their event level competition in making predictions.

The head-to-head history reveals a balanced contest with both players having won twice in their four meetings. Despite this, Miralles has triumphed in six of the ten sets played, including a decisive victory at their most recent clash during the Poznan Challenger in 2021. However, evaluating their performances in deciding sets offers Coppejans an advantage, having won both deciding set encounters. Additionally, Coppejans has won the solitary tiebreak between them, reinforcing his composure in high-stakes situations.

Over the last twelve months, Miralles has consistently played against opponents averaging a rank of 263.16, slightly higher than Coppejans’ 257.5, indicating a marginally tougher competitive landscape for Miralles. Despite Miralles winning 47% of his deciding sets in the last year, Coppejans' 62% win rate in this regard suggests he has the upper hand if the match extends to such a scenario. Given these statistics, Coppejans appears more likely to clinch victory based on his superior pressure handling and recent form advantages.