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Dmitry Bessonov — Dmitry Kopilevich 2:0: match report and statistics

World Tennis. Sharm El Sheikh · 15.10.2025 11:00 · Finished

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Dmitry BessonovATP: 1060
Finished2 : 015.10.2025 11:00
Dmitry Kopilevich

Who will win?

Votes: 0
  • Dmitry Bessonov0%
  • Draw0%
  • Dmitry Kopilevich0%

Overview

The World Tennis. Sharm El Sheikh match Dmitry Bessonov – Dmitry Kopilevich on 15.10.2025 11:00 (UTC) finished 2:0. The win went to Dmitry Bessonov.

Dmitry Bessonov, last 2 games: won 2, drawn 0, lost 0. Dmitry Kopilevich, last 6 games: won 2, drawn 0, lost 4.

Statistics and results: Dmitry Bessonov statistics, Dmitry Kopilevich statistics, World Tennis. Sharm El Sheikh.

Other games: all Tennis matches of the day. The statistics are powered by SportAPI, a sports data provider.

Score by periods

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Dmitry Bessonov
662
Dmitry Kopilevich
320

Match statistics

  • 1 Aces 2
  • 3 Double faults 7
  • 69.6% First Serve Percentage 52.3%
  • 22 1st serve points won 19
  • 78.6% Second Serve Percentage 77.4%
  • 10 2nd serve points won 13
  • 10 Break points Played 1
  • 5 Break points converted 1
  • 65 Total points won 46
  • 5 Set Points 0
  • 1 Match Points 0
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Game by game

Dmitry Bessonov
Dmitry Kopilevich
0/0Service games won0/00Breaks00Break points converted0
  • 1 : 0
    15:0 15:15 15:30 30:30 40:30 40:40 Ad:40 0:0
  • 1 : 1
    0:15 0:30 0:40 0:0
  • 2 : 1
    15:0 15:15 30:15 40:15 40:30 0:0
  • 2 : 2
    15:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 40:30 40:40 40:Ad 0:0
  • 3 : 2
    15:0 15:15 30:15 40:15 0:0
  • 4 : 2
    15:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 40:30 40:40 40:Ad 40:40 Ad:40 0:0
  • 5 : 2
    15:0 30:0 40:0 40:15 0:0
  • 6 : 2
    0:15 15:15 30:15 40:15 :

Head-to-head

Matches played: 0
draws: 0

0 / 0
Wins
0 / 0
0 / 0
Points
0 / 0
Matches

The teams have not met yet

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Previous matches: Dmitry Bessonov

Previous matches: Dmitry Kopilevich

Match info

Tournament
Sharm El Sheikh
Season
2025

Upcoming matches: Dmitry Bessonov

World Tennis. Sharm El Sheikh

From round:
Round of 32
Vadym Ursu2
Abdulhamid Mubarak0
Daniil Ovcharenko0
Freddie Ridout1
Alexander Glomb2
Dmitry Kovkin0
Zach Stephens1
Ivan Nedelko2
Yurii Dzhavakian1
Karim Ibrahim0
Muthu Aadhitiya Senthilkumar0
Dmitry Dolzhenkov2
Viktor Frydrych2
Saveliy Ivanov0
Gian Luca Tanner2
Ruslan Tiukaev0
Yassin Ahmed Wageh0
John Bothma2
Vardan Manukyan2
Niklas Waldner0
Karim Mabrouk0
Nikola Djosic2
Joe Leather0
Aleksandre Bakshi2
Preston Brown0
Egor Pleshivtsev2
Dmitry Bessonov2
Dmitry Kopilevich0
Ahmed Zaki0
Piet Luis Pinter2
Ali Habib2
Tomasz Berkieta1
Round of 16
Vadym Ursu2
Freddie Ridout0
Alexander Glomb0
Ivan Nedelko2
Yurii Dzhavakian2
Dmitry Dolzhenkov0
Viktor Frydrych0
Gian Luca Tanner2
John Bothma1
Vardan Manukyan0
Nikola Djosic0
Aleksandre Bakshi2
Egor Pleshivtsev1
Dmitry Bessonov2
Piet Luis Pinter1
Ali Habib2
Quarter-final
Vadym Ursu2
Ivan Nedelko0
Yurii Dzhavakian1
Gian Luca Tanner2
John Bothma0
Aleksandre Bakshi2
Dmitry Bessonov0
Ali Habib2
Semi-final
Vadym Ursu0
Gian Luca Tanner2
Aleksandre Bakshi2
Ali Habib0
Final
Gian Luca Tanner2
Aleksandre Bakshi1

Match forecast and markets

MarkethistoryhistoryModelFair odds
Dmitry Bessonov wins75%3/40%0/1——
Dmitry Kopilevich wins25%1/4100%1/1——
Dmitry Bessonov wins 1st set75%3/40%0/1——
Deciding set0%0/40%0/1——
Tiebreak in match0%0/40%0/1——
Score in sets
2:075%3/40%0/1——
0:225%1/4100%1/1——

No serve statistics in recent matches — only history is shown.

Players' style of play

Dmitry Bessonovmatches: 4

Strengths

  • Closing out after winning 1st set 3/3Strong
Aces per match
4
Double faults per match
1
First serve in
71%

Dmitry Kopilevichmatches: 1

No notable deviations from the sample average.

Aces per match
2
Double faults per match
4
First serve in
49%

Compared with the average of all players in these matches (both players and their opponents). Recent 10 matches.

Trends

  • 3 wins in a row100%

Based on recent matches: home team — 4, away team — 1

Win probability

Points won on serve: 62% Points won on serve: 62%Before the match: 50%

Markov model: each player's chance to win a point on serve → game → set → match. Bars below show how much each point mattered.