Alejandro Tabilo vs Kamil Majchrzak: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Tabilo comes in as the higher-ranked player (No. 35) with an Elo of 1680.16 and a form index of 37.22. His surface strength index on clay (20.10) is markedly better than Majchrzak’s (9.10), suggesting he adapts to the heavier rallies more comfortably. Tabilo’s serve and return profile are strong on paper (mean serve 97.33, mean return 91.78), and he arrives at Roland Garros with no cumulative fatigue logged in the tournament so far. Majchrzak, ranked 77 with an Elo of 1606.69 and a form index of 35.90, brings a solid baseline game but a lower clay-specific profile. His mean serve (94.48) and return (87.63) are respectable, though slightly behind Tabilo’s numbers. Recent match patterns show Tabilo with a mixed set of results on clay—an encouraging win over Pablo Carreño Busta in Rome sandwiched between defeats to Francisco Cerúndolo and Jiri Lehecka—while Majchrzak has endured long, physical losses in Hamburg and Marrakech with a single win in Marrakech earlier. Both players have logged lengthy clay matches in recent weeks, but neither carries additional fatigue into this encounter.