Thiago Agustin Tirante vs Alejandro Tabilo: AI Prediction | Games, Aces & Double Faults

Tirante (rank 92) arrives with a form index of 56.30 and an Elo of 778.70. His surface strength index on clay is modest at 4.91, and his cumulative tournament court time is 186 minutes, indicating moderate fatigue. By contrast, Tabilo (rank 71) posts a slightly higher form index (59.50) but a lower Elo (764.30); his clay surface strength is 7.57 while his fatigue reads 204 minutes. The serving metrics show a clear gap: Tabilo’s mean serve index (98.96) towers over Tirante’s 61.78 — a difference well above 5 points. Return-wise Tabilo also holds an advantage (89.31 vs 43.20), another gap exceeding 5 points; both serve and return disparities favor Tabilo. Recent results underline these numbers. Tirante has won his two Rio matches in straight sets (against Garin and Cerundolo) after a longer hard-court loss at the Australian Open; his wins there were efficient, with match times of 113 and 73 minutes. Tabilo has also progressed through Rio, with wins over Passaro (a longer 141-minute three-setter) and Nava (63 minutes), and a prior loss to Etcheverry in Buenos Aires. Both players show match toughness on clay, but Tabilo’s higher serve/return indices suggest greater all-court control in baseline exchanges and service games.