Aleksandar Vukic vs Patrick Kypson: AI Prediction | Games, Spread, Aces & Double Faults

Kypson enters this match as the higher-ranked player (No. 89) with a notably stronger Elo (1542.29) and a healthier form index (48.04) compared with Vukic (Rank 99, Elo 1423.89, form 24.36). Kypson’s cumulative fatigue is significant (359 minutes on court already in the event), reflecting two long wins in Rome, whereas Vukic shows no tournament fatigue reported. Surface strength indices favor Kypson (14.46) over Vukic (0.0), though both figures are modest, indicating neither is a clay specialist on these metrics. Serve metrics are similar—Vukic’s mean serve index (96.93) and Kypson’s (96.38) are effectively level, so serve firepower is unlikely to be the decisive edge. Vukic’s mean return index (90.80) is materially higher than Kypson’s (85.39), a difference worth noting: Vukic can pressure Kypson’s serve and create more return opportunities. Recent form tells a clear story: Vukic has struggled across three clay events, posting three losses and failing to close matches, while Kypson has built momentum with consecutive wins in Rome (after a loss to a top opponent in Madrid), albeit in long, physically demanding encounters.