Denis Yevseyev vs Kimmer Coppejans Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performances of Yevseyev and Coppejans over the past year provides significant insights into predicting the outcome of their upcoming tennis match. Coppejans exhibits a strong performance record, winning 75.38% of their matches (W/L 49/16), while Yevseyev has secured only 42.25% of matches played (W/L 30/41). These figures already set a precedent for Coppejans potentially being the favored competitor.

When evaluating second serve effectiveness, Yevseyev surpasses Coppejans slightly, capturing 43.42% of points compared to Coppejans’ 41.37%. This statistic, notable for its high correlation with match predictions, may offer Yevseyev a marginal advantage in this regard. However, in return games, Yevseyev again has the upper hand, securing 50.05% of second serve return points, whereas Coppejans grabbed 45.6%. The percentages for first serve returns reveal a similar trend with Yevseyev at 31.34% ahead of Coppejans at 28.84%.

Break point stats provide further context, with Yevseyev converting 35.89% of opportunities and Coppejans achieving a slightly higher conversion rate of 41.44%. It is critical to recognize these figures in in-game situations, especially during live betting scenarios, due to their impact on game dynamics.

Break point saving also tells part of the story, as Coppejans has saved 50.68% of breakpoints, surpassing Yevseyev’s 48.77% efficiency under pressure. However, should the match intensify to a deciding set, Coppejans presents a strong record, having won 60% of deciding sets compared to Yevseyev’s 36% over the past year.

Both players have most frequently competed at the Challengers/ITF level. Coppejans has shown better outcomes, winning 66.67% (W/L 24/12) of matches, compared to Yevseyev's 40% (W/L 20/30). The opponent quality provides even more weight to these observations, with Yevseyev having faced stronger opponents on average, as evidenced by the average rank of 264.24 against Coppejans' 352.72.

Meanwhile, surface preferences indicate that Coppejans possesses a stronger win percentage on hard courts, with 62% (W/L 140/87), compared to Yevseyev's 55% (W/L 220/178). Given all the statistics, Coppejans demonstrates more favorable probabilities riding into the match.

Therefore, taking into account these performance metrics, the prediction directs toward Coppejans being more likely to secure victory in this matchup.