Ugo Humbert vs Adrian Mannarino: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Humbert (rank 33) brings a stronger form index (41.50) and a much higher Elo (1468.80) compared with Mannarino (rank 69, form 20.21, Elo 743.15). Humbert has accumulated 72 minutes on court in this event; Mannarino is slightly more fatigued at 96 minutes. Both players show low surface strength indices on hard (Humbert 12.46, Mannarino 8.75), suggesting neither has a dominant hard-court profile in the proprietary measure. The difference in mean serve index is notable: Mannarino (97.50) is significantly above Humbert (78.11), and the mean return gap is also large with Mannarino (95.32) far exceeding Humbert (46.39). Those serve and return disparities are likely to shape key momentum swings. Recent form tells a mixed story. Humbert arrives after a straight-sets win in Montpellier over Botic van de Zandschulp (72 minutes) but carries heavy defeats earlier at the Australian Open (lost to Ben Shelton in 174 minutes) and Adelaide (loss to Tomas Machac). Mannarino also won his Montpellier opener in straight sets (beat Pedro Martinez, 96 minutes) but had two previous straight-sets losses at the Australian Open and Auckland. Both have bouts of recent heavy-court match play, but Humbert’s higher Elo and better form index favor him overall.